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How to Say ‘I'll let you know’ in Italian

Ti faccio sapere

tee FAHT-choh sah-PEH-reh

[tee FAHT-choh sah-PEH-reh]

💬 Usage Tip: fare + another verb means "to get something to happen": ti faccio sapere is literally "I make you know". Same shape: ti faccio vedere "I'll show you".

Phrase Breakdown

[tee]

to you

Indirect object pronoun meaning to you in expressions like interessare.

Example

Ti interessa? questa opportunità?

Does this opportunity interest you?

faccio

[FAHT-choh]

I make / I let

From 'fare'; 'fare vedere' means to show.

Example

Ti faccio vedere la foto.

I'll show you the photo.

sapere

[sah-PEH-reh]

to know

With 'far' it means let someone know.

Example

Fammi sapere domani.

Let me know tomorrow.

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