How to Say ‘Can you give me’ in Italian
Mi dà
mee dah
[mee dah]
💬 Usage Tip: In [Mi dà], the accent on [dà] matters: it marks the verb [gives]. Without the accent, [da] usually means [from] or [by].
Phrase Breakdown
Mi
[mee]
to me
Indirect object pronoun meaning to me.
"Mi" in "Mi dà" mostra chi riceve l'informazione.
"to me" in "Mi dà" shows who receives the information.
dà
[dah]
you give
Polite form of dare in the present tense; here it means give me.
Nel taxi, "dà" in "Mi dà" è una richiesta cortese.
In the taxi, "you give" in "Mi dà" is a polite request.
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