How to Say ‘Feel free to write to me.’ in Italian
Mi scriva pure.
mee SKREE-vah POO-reh
[mee SKREE-vah POO-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: pure here doesn't mean "pure"; after a request it softens it to "go ahead". Si accomodi pure "please, have a seat" works the same way.
🇮🇹 In Italy: A warm, genuine invitation to follow up by email. Take it up within a few days while you're still remembered.
Phrase Breakdown
Mi
[mee]
to me
Indirect object pronoun meaning to me; used to express personal reaction.
Nella frase Mi fa piacere, Mi indica la persona che prova la sensazione.
In the phrase 'Mi fa piacere,' 'Mi' indicates the person feeling the emotion.
scriva
[SKREE-vah]
write (formal command)
Formal 'Lei' imperative of 'scrivere', to write.
Scriva il Suo nome qui.
Write your name here.
pure
[POO-reh]
go ahead / feel free
Used to encourage someone politely, as in go ahead, feel free to speak.
Parla pure, ti ascolto.
Go ahead, I’m listening.
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