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How to Say ‘We'll give a small discount.’ in Italian

Facciamo uno sconto piccolo.

faht-CHAH-moh OO-noh SKON-toh PEEK-koh-loh

[faht-CHAH-moh OO-noh SKON-toh PEEK-koh-loh]

💬 Usage Tip: [Facciamo] literally means [we do/make], but here it works like an offer: [We'll give / Let's make] a small discount. Italian often uses this [we] form to soften a proposal in negotiation.

Phrase Breakdown

Facciamo

[faht-CHAH-moh]

let's do / let's make

Used to suggest an action together, like reaching an agreement on the fare.

Example

Facciamo uno sconto piccolo, così va bene per entrambi.

Let's make a small discount, so it's fine for both of us.

Uno sconto

OO-noh SKON-toh

a discount

Reduction in the price.

Example

Mi fai uno sconto?

Can you give me a discount?

Words in this phrase

uno

[OO-noh]

a / one

Masculine singular indefinite article used before 'sconto.'

Example

Facciamo uno sconto piccolo, non uno grande.

Let's make a small discount, not a big one.

sconto

[SKON-toh]

discount

A lowered price offered after discussion or negotiation.

Example

Facciamo uno sconto piccolo, perché lo sconto aiuta a chiudere l'accordo.

Let's make a small discount, because the discount helps close the agreement.

piccolo

[PEEK-koh-loh]

small / little

Describes the discount as limited or modest.

Example

Facciamo uno sconto piccolo, non troppo grande.

Let's make a small discount, not too big.

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