How to Say ‘Go ahead.’ in Italian
Dimmi pure.
DEEM-mee POO-reh
[DEEM-mee POO-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Pure] often softens an invitation and means [go ahead] rather than [pure]. You can use the same pattern in [accomodati pure] or [parla pure].
Phrase Breakdown
Dimmi
[DEEM-mee]
tell me
An invitation to continue or say what you wanted to say.
Se hai qualcosa da dire, dimmi senza problemi.
If you have something to say, tell me without worries.
pure
[POO-reh]
go ahead / feel free
Makes the invitation softer and more encouraging.
Chiedi pure quello che vuoi.
Go ahead and ask whatever you want.
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