How to Say ‘I'll write it for you right away’ in Italian
Gliela scrivo subito
LYEH-lah SKREE-voh soo-bee-toh
[LYEH-lah SKREE-voh soo-bee-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: gliela packs "to you" and "it" into one word. The -la matches a feminine thing like la ricevuta; for a masculine thing it becomes glielo.
Phrase Breakdown
Gliela
[LYEH-lah]
it for you
Combined pronoun: 'gli/le' (to you) + 'la' (it, feminine).
Gliela porto subito.
I'll bring it to you right away.
scrivo
[SKREE-voh]
I write / I’ll write
"Scrivo" is the first person singular of "scrivere." In context it often means "I’ll write" as a near-future intention.
Scrivo volentieri un messaggio di follow-up dopo l’evento.
I’m happy to write a follow-up message after the event.
subito
[soo-bee-toh]
right away
Immediately or very soon.
Inizio subito a preparare.
I'll start preparing right away.
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