How to Say ‘Deal’ in Italian
Accordo fatto
ah-KKOR-do FAHT-toh
[ah-KKOR-do FAHT-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: This confirms an agreement.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Saying 'Accordo fatto' often concludes negotiations, even informal ones like picking a channel.
Phrase Breakdown
Accordo
[ah-KKOR-do]
Agreement
Understanding between parties.
Voglio che l'accordo fatto per il telecomando duri.
I want the agreement made for the remote to last.
fatto
[FAHT-toh]
Done
Completed task or action.
Ora che abbiamo un accordo fatto, tutti possono usare il telecomando.
Now that we have an agreement, everyone can use the remote.
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