How to Say ‘I would like to confirm’ in Italian
Vorrei confermare
voh-RAY-ee kon-feer-MAH-reh
[voh-RAY-ee kon-feer-MAH-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Vorrei] is a very useful polite way to say what you want: softer than a plain "I want." You can reuse it everywhere: [Vorrei prenotare], [Vorrei un tavolo], [Vorrei pagare].
Phrase Breakdown
Vorrei
[voh-RAY-ee]
I would like
A polite conditional form of volere, used to make requests in a courteous way.
Al telefono dico: «Vorrei confermare la prenotazione per stasera».
On the phone I say: “I would like to confirm the reservation for tonight.”
confermare
[kon-feer-MAH-reh]
to confirm
Used when checking or verifying that a reservation or detail is correct.
Chiamo il ristorante per confermare l'orario del tavolo.
I call the restaurant to confirm the table time.
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