How to Say ‘I’ll note it down’ in Italian
Lo segno
loh SEHN-nyoh
[loh SEHN-nyoh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Lo] here means 'it' — the detail just mentioned, like your table request or preference. Italian uses these tiny object words a lot before the verb: [lo segno], [la confermo], [li preparo].
Phrase Breakdown
Lo
[loh]
it
Direct object pronoun referring to the reservation or request.
Lo segno subito nel sistema.
I'll note it right away in the system.
segno
[SEHN-nyoh]
I note down; I write down
From segnare; here it means to note or record the reservation.
Lo segno per sabato alle otto.
I'll write it down for Saturday at eight.
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