How to Say ‘I have to ask her.’ in Italian
Glielo devo chiedere via...
GLYEH-loh DEH-voh KYEH-deh-reh VEE-ah
[GLYEH-loh DEH-voh KYEH-deh-reh VEE-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: Reflects Italian indirect style, using 'via' to imply going about the ask delicately.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Asking for decisions might involve several layers, cultural hinting towards diplomacy.
Phrase Breakdown
Glielo devo chiedere
GLYEH-loh DEH-voh KYEH-deh-reh
Words in this phrase
Glielo
[GLYEH-loh]
it to him/her
Refers to something to be given or told to another person.
Glielo mando stasera.
I will send it to him/her tonight.
devo
[DEH-voh]
I must
Indicates a necessity or an obligation.
Devo andare domani.
I must go tomorrow.
chiedere
[KYEH-deh-reh]
to ask
The act of posing a question or making a request.
Chiedere aiuto.
To ask for help.
Via...
VEE-ah
Words in this phrase
via
[VEE-ah]
via
Past or through a place.
Viaggio via Napoli.
I travel via Naples.
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