How to Say ‘I've put you down for’ in Italian
Le ho segnato
leh oh sehn-YAH-toh
[leh oh sehn-YAH-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: segnare "to mark, note down" is the everyday word staff use for writing a booking in the book. Le makes it "for you", in the polite form.
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[leh]
to you (formal)
Formal indirect pronoun meaning 'to you', used politely with strangers like customers.
Le porto il caffè.
I'll bring you the coffee.
ho
[oh]
I have
First person singular of avere, used with a past participle to form the present perfect.
Ho parlato con tre aziende oggi.
I have spoken with three companies today.
segnato
[sehn-YAH-toh]
noted / written down
Past participle of 'segnare'; to mark or note something.
Ho segnato il tuo numero.
I wrote down your number.
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