How to Say ‘Can I leave my contact details?’ in Italian
Posso lasciare i miei contatti?
POHS-soh lah-SHAH-reh ee MYEH-ee kohn-TAHT-tee
[POHS-soh lah-SHAH-reh ee MYEH-ee kohn-TAHT-tee]
Phrase Breakdown
Posso lasciare
POHS-soh lah-SHAH-reh
Can I leave
In 'lasciare', 'sci' sounds like 'sh': la-SHA-re. Hold the 'ss' in POS-so.
Posso lasciare la borsa qui?
Can I leave my bag here?
Words in this phrase
Posso
[POHS-soh]
I can
First-person singular of potere; expresses ability or possibility.
Posso aiutarti dopo l'evento.
I can help you after the event.
lasciare
[lah-SHAH-reh]
to leave / to let
Verb meaning to leave someone or something alone or behind.
Puoi lasciare la giacca qui.
You can leave your jacket here.
i miei contatti?
ee MYEH-ee kohn-TAHT-tee
my contact details?
Keep the article with the possessive and noun, and let your voice rise for the question.
Hai i miei contatti?
Do you have my contact details?
Words in this phrase
i
[ee]
the
Plural masculine definite article used before plural masculine nouns.
Nella frase I responsabili, I introduce il gruppo dei manager.
In the phrase 'I responsabili,' 'I' introduces the group of managers.
miei
[MYEH-ee]
my
Masculine plural possessive, used with plural masculine nouns.
I miei genitori sono a casa.
My parents are at home.
contatti
[kohn-TAHT-tee]
contact details
Plural of 'contatto'; in business it means your phone, email, etc.
Le mando i miei contatti via email.
I'll send you my contact details by email.
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