How to Say ‘Maybe give us a call’ in Italian
Magari ci faccia una telefonata
mah-GAH-ree chee FAHT-chah OO-nah teh-leh-foh-NAH-tah
[mah-GAH-ree chee FAHT-chah OO-nah teh-leh-foh-NAH-tah]
💬 Usage Tip: magari softens a request, like "perhaps". faccia is the polite command form of fare "to do, make", and fare una telefonata is the everyday way to say "make a call".
Phrase Breakdown
Magari ci faccia
mah-GAH-ree chee FAHT-chah
Perhaps you could give us
'Magari' softens a request, like 'maybe'. 'Faccia' is the formal subjunctive of 'fare'. Double the 'c': FAHT-chah.
Magari ci faccia sapere.
Perhaps you could let us know.
Words in this phrase
Magari
[mah-GAH-ree]
maybe / perhaps
"Magari" often means "maybe" or "perhaps" when making a polite suggestion.
Magari possiamo sentirci di nuovo, magari davanti a un caffè.
Maybe we can talk again, perhaps over a coffee.
ci
[chee]
us
Referring to a group including the speaker and others.
Ci fanno paura certe persone.
Certain people scare us.
faccia
[FAHT-chah]
make (formal command)
Formal imperative of 'fare'; used to order politely.
Mi faccia un cappuccino, per favore.
Make me a cappuccino, please.
una telefonata
OO-nah teh-leh-foh-NAH-tah
a phone call
'Fare una telefonata' means to make a phone call. Stress the 'na': teh-leh-foh-NAH-tah.
Devo fare una telefonata.
I need to make a phone call.
Words in this phrase
una
[OO-nah]
a
Feminine singular indefinite article before a feminine noun.
Ho lavorato in una piccola azienda.
I worked in a small company.
telefonata
[teh-leh-foh-NAH-tah]
phone call
Noun; 'fare una telefonata' means to make a call.
Ho ricevuto una telefonata.
I received a phone call.
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