How to Say ‘If possible.’ in Italian
Se possibile.
seh pos-SEE-bee-leh
[seh pos-SEE-bee-leh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Adding [Se possibile.] makes your request sound flexible and considerate, especially if you want a specific time.
Phrase Breakdown
Se
[seh]
if
Introduces a condition; here it means if it can be done.
Vorremmo un tavolo fuori, se possibile.
We would like a table outside, if possible.
possibile
[pos-SEE-bee-leh]
possible
Used to say that something can be done or arranged.
Un posto vicino alla finestra è possibile stasera?
Is a place near the window possible tonight?
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