How to Say ‘Go ahead and tap the card’ in Italian
Appoggi pure la carta
ahp-POHD-jee POO-reh lah KAHR-tah
[ahp-POHD-jee POO-reh lah KAHR-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: pure here doesn't mean "pure". After an instruction it softens it to "go ahead": Entri pure "Do come in".
Phrase Breakdown
Appoggi pure
ahp-POHD-jee POO-reh
Go ahead and place
'Appoggi' is the polite command form (Lei) of 'appoggiare' (to place, to rest). 'Pure' softens it to mean 'go ahead'. Say it 'ap-POJ-ji PU-re', holding both doubled consonants.
Appoggi pure la borsa qui.
Go ahead and put your bag here.
Words in this phrase
Appoggi
[ahp-POHD-jee]
place / rest (it)
Formal imperative of 'appoggiare', to lean or set something down.
Appoggi la borsa sul tavolo.
Put your bag on the table.
pure
[POO-reh]
please / go ahead
Adds politeness and encouragement, meaning the speaker may continue freely.
Quando il personale è disponibile, dice: «Mi dica pure».
When the staff is available, they say: “Please go ahead.”
la carta
lah KAHR-tah
the card
Feminine noun with the article 'la'. Roll or tap the 'r' in 'CAR-ta'.
Ho dimenticato la carta.
I forgot my card.
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
The feminine singular definite article, used before nouns like 'cultura.'
"La" cultura di questa impresa mi interessa molto.
"The" culture of this company interests me a lot.
carta
[KAHR-tah]
Card
A piece of plastic used for financial transactions.
Usa la carta per pagare.
Use the card to pay.
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