How to Say ‘Would you like to come’ in Italian
Desiderate venire
deh-zee-deh-RAH-teh veh-NEE-reh
[deh-zee-deh-RAH-teh veh-NEE-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Desiderate] is a polite plural form used when addressing guests as [voi]. In restaurants, staff may use it for one group as a whole, even if only one person is speaking.
Phrase Breakdown
Desiderate
[deh-zee-deh-RAH-teh]
do you want / would you like
A polite plural or formal form used to ask what someone wants or prefers.
Desiderate venire più presto o più tardi?
Would you like to come earlier or later?
venire
[veh-NEE-reh]
to come
A verb meaning to come or arrive somewhere.
Preferite venire alle sette o alle otto?
Do you prefer to come at seven or at eight?
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