How to Say ‘To confirm’ in Italian
Per confermare
pehr kohn-fehr-MAH-reh
[pehr kohn-fehr-MAH-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Per] + infinitive is a very common way to say why you're doing something: [Chiamo per confermare] = "I'm calling to confirm." You can reuse it with other verbs, like [Passo per ritirare] (I'm stopping by to pick up).
Phrase Breakdown
Per
[pehr]
for / to
A preposition that here helps express purpose, like 'to' in 'to confirm'.
Telefono per confermare la prenotazione di domani.
I’m calling to confirm tomorrow’s reservation.
confermare
[kohn-fehr-MAH-reh]
to confirm
Infinitive verb meaning to verify or make something official, often used for bookings.
Vorrei confermare l'orario della cena.
I would like to confirm the dinner time.
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