How to Say ‘Under the name Emily Smith.’ in Italian
A nome Emily Smith .
ah NOH-meh
[ah NOH-meh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: This is the standard way to give the name on a booking. In Italy, staff will usually expect just the surname too, so [A nome Rossi.] is often enough.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
under / in the name of
Used to indicate the name attached to a reservation.
La prenotazione è a nome Bianchi.
The reservation is under the name Bianchi.
nome
[NOH-meh]
name
Refers to the person’s name used for the booking.
È a nome mio, il nome è Marco.
It’s under my name, the name is Marco.
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