How to Say ‘I'll show you the code’ in Italian
Le faccio vedere il codice
leh FAHT-choh veh-DEH-reh eel KOH-dee-cheh
[leh FAHT-choh veh-DEH-reh eel KOH-dee-cheh]
💬 Usage Tip: fare vedere "make see" is how Italian says "show". Same pattern: le faccio sapere "I'll let you know".
Phrase Breakdown
Le faccio vedere
leh FAHT-choh veh-DEH-reh
I'll show you
'Fare vedere' means 'to show'. 'Le' is the formal 'you'. Hold the double 'c': FACH-cho veh-DEH-reh.
Le faccio vedere la foto.
I'll show you the photo.
Words in this phrase
Le
[leh]
to you (formal)
Formal indirect object pronoun: to you.
Le spiego tutto.
I'll explain everything to you.
faccio
[FAHT-choh]
I make / I let
From 'fare'; 'fare vedere' means to show.
Ti faccio vedere la foto.
I'll show you the photo.
vedere
[veh-DEH-reh]
to see
Common infinitive verb meaning to see or to watch; useful when talking about noticing someone or wanting to see them again.
Al bar, mi fa piacere Vedere il tuo sorriso.
At the bar, it makes me happy to see your smile.
il codice
eel KOH-dee-cheh
the code
'Codice' is stressed on the first syllable, and the 'c' before 'i' sounds like 'ch': KO-dee-cheh.
Qual è il codice?
What is the code?
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.
codice
[KOH-dee-cheh]
code
A code, e.g. a QR or payment code.
Scansiona il codice.
Scan the code.
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