How to Say ‘I'll pass it on to the doctor’ in Italian
Riferisco alla dottoressa
ree-feh-REES-koh AH-lah dot-toh-RES-sah
[ree-feh-REES-koh AH-lah dot-toh-RES-sah]
💬 Usage Tip: alla is a + la merged together. The present form riferisco is used here for a promise about the near future, which is very common in Italian.
Phrase Breakdown
Riferisco
[ree-feh-REES-koh]
I'll pass it on / I report
From 'riferire', to relay information or a message to someone.
Riferisco il messaggio al direttore.
I'll pass the message on to the director.
alla dottoressa
AH-lah dot-toh-RES-sah
to the doctor (female)
'Alla' is 'a' + 'la' (to the). Hold the double 'll'.
Lo dico alla dottoressa.
I'll tell the doctor.
Words in this phrase
alla
[AH-lah]
to the
Indicates direction or location towards something.
Vai alla stazione.
Go to the station.
dottoressa
[dot-toh-RES-sah]
doctor (female) / Dr.
Title for a woman with a university degree, used formally at work.
La dottoressa arriva alle nove.
The doctor arrives at nine.
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