How to Say ‘Before confirming’ in Italian
Prima di confermare
PREE-mah dee kon-fehr-MAH-reh
[PREE-mah dee kon-fehr-MAH-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: Where English uses an -ing word after "before", Italian uses prima di plus the basic verb form. Same pattern: prima di pagare "before paying".
Phrase Breakdown
Prima
[PREE-mah]
before
'Prima di' means before (doing).
Lavati le mani prima di mangiare.
Wash your hands before eating.
di
[dee]
(part of 'prima di')
Links 'prima' to a following verb.
Chiama prima di venire.
Call before coming.
confermare
[kon-fehr-MAH-reh]
to confirm
To make definite.
Devo confermare la prenotazione.
I must confirm the booking.
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