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How to Say ‘When will you let me know?’ in Italian

Quando mi farete sapere?

KWAHN-doh mee fah-REH-teh sah-PEH-reh

[KWAHN-doh mee fah-REH-teh sah-PEH-reh]

💬 Usage Tip: fare sapere is literally "make know", the usual way to say "let someone know". For example, Ti faccio sapere means "I'll let you know".

Phrase Breakdown

Quando

[KWAHN-doh]

when

Interrogative word used to ask about time.

Example

E quando sarà il momento giusto?

And when will be the right time?

mi farete sapere?

mee fah-REH-teh sah-PEH-reh

will you let me know?

'Farmi sapere' means 'to let me know'. 'Farete' is the plural future tense, addressing the company.

Example

Mi farete sapere domani?

Will you let me know tomorrow?

Words in this phrase

[mee]

to me

Indirect object pronoun meaning to me; used to express personal reaction.

Example

Nella frase Mi fa piacere, Mi indica la persona che prova la sensazione.

In the phrase 'Mi fa piacere,' 'Mi' indicates the person feeling the emotion.

farete

[fah-REH-teh]

you (all) will let

Future of 'fare' for 'voi'; 'fare sapere' means to let someone know.

Example

Mi farete sapere domani?

Will you let me know tomorrow?

sapere

[sah-PEH-reh]

to know

With 'far' it means let someone know.

Example

Fammi sapere domani.

Let me know tomorrow.

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