How to Say ‘We'll call you.’ in Italian
La chiamiamo noi.
lah kyah-MYAH-moh noi
[lah kyah-MYAH-moh noi]
💬 Usage Tip: La here is the polite "you", not "the". Adding noi "we" at the end puts the stress on it: "*we'll* call you", so you don't need to come back to the desk.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Take this at face value: sit and wait. Going back to the desk to ask again usually doesn't speed things up.
Phrase Breakdown
La
[lah]
you (formal, object)
Formal direct object pronoun 'you', used for men and women alike.
La ringrazio per l'aiuto.
I thank you for the help.
chiamiamo
[kyah-MYAH-moh]
we call
Present tense 'we' form of chiamare, to call.
Chiamiamo un taxi.
We call a taxi.
noi
[noi]
We
Referring to a group including the speaker.
Noi facciamo parte della squadra vincente.
We are part of the winning team.
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