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How to Say ‘Can we do thirty-four thousand?’ in Italian

Possiamo fare trentaquattromila?

pos-SYAH-moh FAH-reh tren-tah-kwat-troh-MEE-lah

[pos-SYAH-moh FAH-reh tren-tah-kwat-troh-MEE-lah]

💬 Usage Tip: fare "to do" works for agreeing on a figure, just like English "can we do...?". The same frame applies to prices: possiamo fare cento?

Phrase Breakdown

Possiamo fare

pos-SYAH-moh FAH-reh

Can we do / make it

A common negotiating phrase meaning 'can we settle on'.

Example

Possiamo fare domani?

Can we do it tomorrow?

Words in this phrase

Possiamo

[pos-SYAH-moh]

we can

First-person plural of 'potere,' used to suggest a possibility or make a polite proposal.

Example

Possiamo sentirci dopo la conferenza per continuare la conversazione.

We can talk after the conference to continue the conversation.

fare

[FAH-reh]

Perform an action or task.

Example

Dimmi cosa fare.

Tell me what to do.

trentaquattromila?

tren-tah-kwat-troh-MEE-lah

thirty-four thousand?

Double 't' in 'quattro': tren-ta-quat-tro-MI-la. Your voice rises at the end.

Example

Costa trentaquattromila?

Does it cost thirty-four thousand?

Words in this phrase

trentaquattromila

[tren-tah-kwat-troh-MEE-lah]

thirty-four thousand

Number 34,000, written as one word.

Example

Offro trentaquattromila euro.

I offer 34,000 euros.

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