How to Say ‘I'm happy to make it for you’ in Italian
Glielo faccio volentieri
GLYEH-loh FAHT-choh voh-len-TYEH-ree
[GLYEH-loh FAHT-choh voh-len-TYEH-ree]
💬 Usage Tip: glielo is "it for you" squeezed into one word, and it goes before the verb. It's the polite form, used with a customer.
Phrase Breakdown
Glielo faccio
GLYEH-loh FAHT-choh
I'll make it for you
'Glielo' combines 'to you (formal)' and 'it'. 'Gli' sounds like 'lyee': LYEH-lo FAT-cho.
Glielo faccio subito.
I'll make it for you right away.
Words in this phrase
Glielo
[GLYEH-loh]
it to him/her
Used to indicate the third person indirect object.
Glielo danno domani.
They will give it to him/her tomorrow.
faccio
[FAHT-choh]
I make
First person of 'fare' (to do/make).
Faccio un caffè.
I'm making a coffee.
volentieri
[voh-len-TYEH-ree]
gladly; with pleasure
A polite adverb used to accept an invitation or suggestion enthusiastically.
Volentieri, possiamo risentirci la prossima settimana.
Gladly, we can talk again next week.
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