How to Say ‘Can you call me back?’ in Italian
Può richiamarmi?
pwaw ree-kyah-MAR-mee
[pwaw ree-kyah-MAR-mee]
💬 Usage Tip: mi "me" can attach to the end of an action word: richiamare + mi becomes richiamarmi, dropping the final e. Same with chiamarmi "call me" and scrivermi "write to me".
Phrase Breakdown
Può
[pwaw]
can
Used to express ability or possibility.
Può venire?
Can you come?
richiamarmi
[ree-kyah-MAR-mee]
call me back
Infinitive 'richiamare' (to call back) with 'mi' (me) attached at the end.
Può richiamarmi domani?
Can you call me back tomorrow?
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