How to Say ‘To call us’ in Italian
Chiamarci
kee-ah-MAR-chee
[kee-ah-MAR-chee]
💬 Usage Tip: The [ci] on the end means "us," so [chiamarci] is literally "to call us." You'll see the same attached ending with other verbs: [avvisarci] "to let us know," [scriverci] "to write to us."
Phrase Breakdown
Chiamarci
[kee-ah-MAR-chee]
to call us
Infinitive form with object pronoun '-ci,' meaning 'to call us.' Often used in service contexts.
Chiamarci almeno mezz'ora prima è meglio.
Calling us at least half an hour earlier is better.
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