How to Say ‘We'll let you know by Friday.’ in Italian
Le faremo sapere entro venerdì.
leh fah-REH-moh sah-PEH-reh EN-troh veh-nehr-DEE
[leh fah-REH-moh sah-PEH-reh EN-troh veh-nehr-DEE]
💬 Usage Tip: entro means "by" or "within" a deadline. For example, entro domani is "by tomorrow" and entro un mese is "within a month".
🇮🇹 In Italy: This is the standard end-of-interview line. In Italy, follow-up isn't always prompt, so a polite email after the stated date is acceptable.
Phrase Breakdown
Le faremo sapere
leh fah-REH-moh sah-PEH-reh
We'll let you know
This is formal and polite. Say fa-RE-mo sa-PE-re.
Le faremo sapere domani.
We'll let you know tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Le
[leh]
to you (formal)
Formal indirect pronoun meaning 'to you', used politely with strangers like customers.
Le porto il caffè.
I'll bring you the coffee.
faremo
[fah-REH-moh]
we will make/let
Future 'we' form of 'fare'; 'far sapere' means to let someone know.
Faremo una pausa dopo.
We will take a break later.
sapere
[sah-PEH-reh]
to know
With 'far' it means let someone know.
Fammi sapere domani.
Let me know tomorrow.
entro venerdì.
EN-troh veh-nehr-DEE
by Friday.
'Entro' means by or within. 'Venerdì' is stressed on the last syllable: ve-ner-DÌ.
Finisco entro venerdì.
I'll finish by Friday.
Words in this phrase
entro
[EN-troh]
by (deadline)
Means 'by' or 'within' a time limit.
Rispondete entro domani.
Reply by tomorrow.
venerdì
[veh-nehr-DEE]
Friday
Fifth day of the week, named after Venus.
Venerdì sera esco con gli amici.
Friday evening I go out with friends.
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