How to Say ‘You send me the other eight euros’ in Italian
Mi manda gli altri otto euro
mee MAHN-dah lyee AHL-tree OHT-toh eh-oo-ro
[mee MAHN-dah lyee AHL-tree OHT-toh eh-oo-ro]
Phrase Breakdown
Mi manda
mee MAHN-dah
You send me
'Mi' means 'to me'. 'Manda' is the formal 'you send' (Lei form). Stress the first syllable: MAN-da.
Mi manda un messaggio?
Will you send me a message?
Words in this phrase
Mi
[mee]
to me
Indirect object pronoun meaning to me; used to express personal reaction.
Nella frase Mi fa piacere, Mi indica la persona che prova la sensazione.
In the phrase 'Mi fa piacere,' 'Mi' indicates the person feeling the emotion.
manda
[MAHN-dah]
Send
Instruct someone to go or be taken to a place.
Mando una lettera.
I send a letter.
gli altri otto euro
lyee AHL-tree OHT-toh eh-oo-ro
the other eight euros
'Gli' sounds like 'lyee'. 'Euro' does not change in the plural. Say 'otto' with a doubled 't'.
Ho pagato gli altri otto euro.
I paid the other eight euros.
Words in this phrase
gli
[lyee]
the
Masculine plural article used before certain nouns like occhiali.
Ti stanno bene gli occhiali con questa montatura.
The glasses with this frame suit you.
altri
[AHL-tree]
other
Plural masculine form of 'altro', meaning other or different.
Ci sono altri modelli?
Are there other styles?
otto
[OHT-toh]
eight
The number eight, often used for time expressions.
Il tavolo è prenotato per le otto.
The table is booked for eight o’clock.
euro
[eh-oo-ro]
euros
The currency used in many European countries.
Quanto costa questo in euro?
How much does this cost in euros?
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