How to Say ‘We agree’ in Italian
Siamo d'accordo
SYAH-moh d ahk-KOR-doh
[SYAH-moh d ahk-KOR-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Essere d'accordo] is the fixed way to say "to agree" in Italian — literally "to be in agreement," not a verb like English [agree]. You can swap the person: [sono d'accordo] = "I agree," [sei d'accordo?] = "do you agree?".
Phrase Breakdown
Siamo
[SYAH-moh]
we are
First person plural of essere; used to say what we are or to form expressions like agreement.
Siamo pronti a chiarire il punto di ritiro.
We are ready to clarify the pick-up point.
d'
[d]
of
Shortened form of di before a vowel; part of fixed expressions like d'accordo.
In d' accordo no, ma d' è la forma abbreviata di di.
Not in 'd'accordo' specifically, but 'd'' is the shortened form of 'di'.
accordo
[ahk-KOR-doh]
agreement
Used in the expression essere d'accordo, meaning to agree or be in agreement.
Siamo in accordo sul punto di arrivo.
We agree on the drop-off point.
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