How to Say ‘Organize a dinner’ in Italian
Organizzare una cena
or-gah-nee-TSAH-reh OO-nah CHEH-nah
[or-gah-nee-TSAH-reh OO-nah CHEH-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Organizzare' requires the direct object following it, sometimes seen with the preposition 'per'.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Organizing dinners is common in Italy for familial and social interactions, often seen as an elaborate affair.
Phrase Breakdown
Organizzare
[or-gah-nee-TSAH-reh]
To organize
To arrange or plan an event or structure.
Dovremmo organizzare una cena per i nostri amici.
We should organize a dinner for our friends.
una
[OO-nah]
A
An indefinite article used before singular nouns.
Organizzare una cena speciale per l'anniversario.
To organize a special dinner for the anniversary.
cena
[CHEH-nah]
Dinner
An evening meal.
Vorrei organizzare una cena per festeggiare.
I would like to organize a dinner to celebrate.
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