How to Say ‘You can drop me off right here, thanks.’ in Italian
Può lasciarmi qui davanti, grazie.
pwoh lah-SHAR-mee kwee dah-VAHN-tee GRAHT-tsee-eh
[pwoh lah-SHAR-mee kwee dah-VAHN-tee GRAHT-tsee-eh]
Phrase Breakdown
Può lasciarmi
pwoh lah-SHAR-mee
Can you drop me off
This is a formal request. In 'lasciarmi', 'scia' is pronounced 'sha': la-SHAR-mi.
Può lasciarmi alla stazione?
Can you drop me at the station?
Words in this phrase
Può
[pwoh]
can you
Formal singular form of potere, used to ask politely.
Può ripetere? lo chiedo se non capisco bene.
Can you repeat? I ask it if I do not understand well.
lasciarmi
[lah-SHAR-mee]
leave me
Infinitive 'lasciare' (to leave, drop off) with attached pronoun 'mi' (me).
Può lasciarmi alla stazione?
Can you drop me off at the station?
qui davanti, grazie.
kwee dah-VAHN-tee GRAHT-tsee-eh
right here in front, thank you.
'Qui davanti' gives the exact spot, and 'grazie' closes politely. 'Grazie' sounds like GRA-tsie.
Si fermi qui davanti, grazie.
Stop right here in front, thank you.
Words in this phrase
qui
[kwee]
here
Indicates this place; useful when talking about the current company or environment.
"Qui" l'ambiente sembra molto collaborativo.
"Here" the environment seems very collaborative.
davanti
[dah-VAHN-tee]
in front
Used to indicate a position just ahead of another.
È proprio davanti a te.
It's right in front of you.
grazie
[GRAHT-tsee-eh]
thank you / thanks
The standard way to thank someone in Italian.
Ricevo il resto e dico: "Grazie."
I receive the change and say: "Thank you."
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