How to Say ‘I'll write it to you’ in Italian
Glielo scrivo
LYEH-loh SKREE-voh
[LYEH-loh SKREE-voh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Glielo] bundles two little words together: [gli] = to you/him, [lo] = it. Italian often compresses these before the verb: [glielo scrivo], [gliela mando].
Phrase Breakdown
Glielo
[LYEH-loh]
to you it
Combined pronouns meaning to you + it, as in I'll write it to you.
"Glielo" in "Glielo scrivo" sostituisce il numero che scrivo a lei.
"to you it" in "Glielo scrivo" replaces the number that I write to you.
scrivo
[SKREE-voh]
I write
First-person singular of scrivere; here it means I write it down.
"scrivo" in "Glielo scrivo" indica l'azione di scrivere.
"I write" in "Glielo scrivo" indicates the action of writing.
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