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How to Say ‘I'm warning you, though’ in Italian

Ti avverto, però

tee ahv-VEHR-toh peh-ROH

[tee ahv-VEHR-toh peh-ROH]

💬 Usage Tip: avvertire means "to warn" or "to let know", not "to advertise".

Phrase Breakdown

[tee]

you

An unstressed object pronoun meaning you, used informally with friends, peers, or colleagues in casual contexts.

Example

Ti scrivo domani per ringraziarti del tempo che mi hai dedicato.

I’ll write to you tomorrow to thank you for the time you gave me.

avverto

[ahv-VEHR-toh]

I warn

First person of 'avvertire', to warn or let know.

Example

Ti avverto quando arrivo.

I'll let you know when I arrive.

però

[peh-ROH]

but

Used to introduce a contrast or exception.

Example

Però, c'è un problema.

But, there's a problem.

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