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How to Say ‘I can reserve the corner for you’ in Italian

Posso riservarle l'angolo

POHS-soh ree-sehr-VAHR-leh l AHN-goh-loh

[POHS-soh ree-sehr-VAHR-leh l AHN-goh-loh]

💬 Usage Tip: Le stuck onto the end of riservar(e) means polite "for you". Same pattern: posso portarle il menù? "can I bring you the menu?"

Phrase Breakdown

Posso

[POHS-soh]

I can

First-person singular of potere; expresses ability or possibility.

Example

Posso aiutarti dopo l'evento.

I can help you after the event.

riservarle

[ree-sehr-VAHR-leh]

reserve for you

'Riservare' plus formal 'le' meaning 'for you'.

Example

Vorrei riservarle una camera.

I'd like to reserve a room for you.

[l]

the (before a vowel)

Contracted article used before a vowel; part of the expression "l'importante."

Example

"L'" atmosfera dello stadio è unica.

The atmosphere of the stadium is unique.

angolo

[AHN-goh-loh]

corner

A corner area of a room.

Example

Sediamoci nell'angolo.

Let's sit in the corner.

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