How to Say ‘They have to accept cards.’ in Italian
Devono accettare le carte.
DEH-voh-noh aht-cheht-TAH-reh Leh KAHR-teh
[DEH-voh-noh aht-cheht-TAH-reh Leh KAHR-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: devono "they must" is followed directly by the basic verb form, with no word for "to" in between. Swap it in: devono pagare "they have to pay".
Phrase Breakdown
Devono accettare
DEH-voh-noh aht-cheht-TAH-reh
They must accept
'Devono' is stressed on the first syllable: 'DEH-vo-no'. 'Accettare' sounds like 'at-chet-TA-re'.
Devono accettare l'offerta.
They must accept the offer.
Words in this phrase
Devono
[DEH-voh-noh]
must / have to (they)
Third person plural of 'dovere', expressing obligation.
I negozi devono dare lo scontrino.
Shops must give a receipt.
accettare
[aht-cheht-TAH-reh]
to accept
Infinitive verb meaning to take or agree to receive something.
Potete accettare pagamenti con carta?
Can you accept card payments?
le carte.
Leh KAHR-teh
cards (payment cards).
Roll the 'r' in 'KAR-te'. 'Carte' here means credit or debit cards.
Accettate le carte?
Do you accept cards?
Words in this phrase
le
[Leh]
The (feminine plural)
Definite article used for feminine plural nouns.
Le mele costano tre euro al chilo.
The apples cost three euros per kilo.
carte
[KAHR-teh]
Cards
Plastic cards used for transactions.
Ho diverse carte di credito.
I have several credit cards.
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