How to Say ‘Your business card’ in Italian
Il suo biglietto da visita
eel SWOH beel-YET-toh dah VEE-zee-tah
[eel SWOH beel-YET-toh dah VEE-zee-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: biglietto alone can mean a ticket or a note; da visita makes it a business card. Italian keeps il before "your", where English drops "the".
Phrase Breakdown
Il suo biglietto
eel SWOH beel-YET-toh
His/her/your (formal) card
In 'biglietto', 'gli' sounds like 'lli' in 'million', and the double 't' is held longer: bi-GLIET-to.
Ho il suo biglietto.
I have his/her card.
Words in this phrase
Il
[eel]
the
Masculine singular definite article used before a masculine singular noun.
Nella frase Il tempo personale, Il introduce il concetto di tempo privato.
In the phrase 'Il tempo personale,' 'Il' introduces the concept of private time.
suo
[SWOH]
Your (formal)
Used to show possession, in formal or respectful contexts.
Il Suo piacere è la nostra passione.
Your pleasure is our passion.
biglietto
[beel-YET-toh]
card
Usually ticket, but also a small card or note.
Ti ho lasciato un biglietto.
I left you a note.
da visita
dah VEE-zee-tah
business (literally 'for visiting')
'Biglietto da visita' together means 'business card'. The stress falls on VI-si-ta.
Ecco il mio biglietto da visita.
Here's my business card.
Words in this phrase
da
[dah]
for (purpose)
Preposition showing purpose; 'biglietto da visita' is a business card.
Ho comprato scarpe da ginnastica.
I bought gym shoes.
visita
[VEE-zee-tah]
visit / calling
Noun meaning visit; in 'biglietto da visita' it forms business card.
Faccio una visita ai nonni.
I pay a visit to my grandparents.
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