How to Say ‘I'll wait for your call.’ in Italian
Aspetto la sua chiamata.
ahs-PEHT-toh lah SOO-ah kyah-MAH-tah
[ahs-PEHT-toh lah SOO-ah kyah-MAH-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: aspetto already means "I wait for," so there's no extra word for "for." Same with Aspetto il conto "I'm waiting for the bill."
Phrase Breakdown
Aspetto
[ahs-PEHT-toh]
I wait; I am waiting
First person singular of aspettare, used to say that you are waiting for someone or something.
Aspetto una risposta dopo aver inviato il mio messaggio di follow-up.
I am waiting for a response after sending my follow-up message.
la sua chiamata.
lah SOO-ah kyah-MAH-tah
your call.
'Sua' is the formal 'your'. 'Chi' sounds like 'kee': kya-MA-ta.
Grazie per la sua chiamata.
Thank you for your call.
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
The feminine singular definite article, used before nouns like 'cultura.'
"La" cultura di questa impresa mi interessa molto.
"The" culture of this company interests me a lot.
sua
[SOO-ah]
your (formal)
Possessive for a singular feminine noun; used as formal 'your' (Lei) with strangers, also 'his/her'.
È sua la macchina?
Is the car yours?
chiamata
[kyah-MAH-tah]
call
Feminine noun meaning a phone call.
Ho ricevuto una chiamata dal ristorante.
I got a call from the restaurant.
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