How do you say "To organize better" in Italian?

"To organize better" in Italian is "Per organizzare meglio". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘To organize better’ in Italian

Q: What does "Per organizzare meglio" mean in English?

"Per organizzare meglio" means "To organize better" in English. Usage tip: [Per] plus an infinitive often means "to" in the sense of purpose: [per organizzare meglio] = "to organize better." You can reuse it with other verbs, like [per confermare] or [per sentirci].

Per organizzare meglio

pehr or-gah-neez-ZAH-reh MEHL-lyoh

[pehr or-gah-neez-ZAH-reh MEHL-lyoh]

💬 Usage Tip: [Per] plus an infinitive often means "to" in the sense of purpose: [per organizzare meglio] = "to organize better." You can reuse it with other verbs, like [per confermare] or [per sentirci].

Phrase Breakdown

Per

[pehr]

for; to

A preposition used to express purpose, goal, or function.

Example

Per organizzare meglio il follow-up, mando un'email il giorno dopo l'evento.

To organize the follow-up better, I send an email the day after the event.

organizzare

[or-gah-neez-ZAH-reh]

to organize

An infinitive verb meaning to arrange, plan, or structure something.

Example

Devo organizzare i contatti raccolti durante l'evento di networking.

I need to organize the contacts collected during the networking event.

meglio

[MEHL-lyoh]

better

An adverb meaning in a better way or more effectively.

Example

Per seguire i nuovi contatti meglio, uso un foglio con tutti i dettagli.

To follow up with new contacts better, I use a sheet with all the details.

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