How to Say ‘Of course, just tap it here.’ in Italian
Certo, appoggi pure qui.
CHEHR-toh ahp-POHD-jee POO-reh kwee
[CHEHR-toh ahp-POHD-jee POO-reh kwee]
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Phrase Breakdown
Certo,
CHEHR-toh
Of course,
A common agreement word. The 'c' sounds like 'ch': CHÈR-to.
Certo, nessun problema.
Of course, no problem.
Words in this phrase
Certo
[CHEHR-toh]
of course
Friendly confirmation or agreement.
Certo in Certo, vieni dentro fa sentire l'ospite benvenuto.
Certo in Of course, come in makes the guest feel welcome.
appoggi pure qui.
ahp-POHD-jee POO-reh kwee
feel free to put it here.
This is a polite invitation to place something here. Pronounce the double consonants clearly: ap-PÒG-gi PU-re QUI.
Appoggi pure qui il cappotto.
Feel free to put your coat here.
Words in this phrase
appoggi
[ahp-POHD-jee]
place / rest (it)
Formal imperative of 'appoggiare', to lean or set something down.
Appoggi la borsa sul tavolo.
Put your bag on the table.
pure
[POO-reh]
go ahead / feel free
Used to encourage someone politely, as in go ahead, feel free to speak.
Parla pure, ti ascolto.
Go ahead, I’m listening.
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.
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