How to Say ‘I want to help you.’ in Italian
Voglio aiutarti.
VOHL-yo ahy-yoo-TAR-tee
[VOHL-yo ahy-yoo-TAR-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: [aiutarti] is [aiutare] + [ti], with the final [e] of the verb dropped. This is a very common pattern with infinitives: [voglio dirti], [posso accompagnarti].
Phrase Breakdown
Voglio
[VOHL-yo]
I want
Expresses a personal wish or intention.
Voglio aiutarti con le valigie.
I want to help you with the luggage.
aiutarti
[ahy-yoo-TAR-tee]
to help you
Verb phrase meaning to give help to 'you.'
Voglio aiutarti a trovare il punto di drop-off.
I want to help you find the drop-off point.
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