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How to Say ‘I'll send them to you by email’ in Italian

Gliele mando via mail

LYEH-leh MAHN-doh VEE-ah MAYL

[LYEH-leh MAHN-doh VEE-ah MAYL]

💬 Usage Tip: gliele packs "them" and "to you" into one word, and it goes before the verb. Italian also uses the present tense mando for a near-future promise, where English says "I'll send".

Phrase Breakdown

Gliele mando

LYEH-leh MAHN-doh

I'll send them to you

'Gliele' combines 'to you (formal)' and 'them'. 'gli' sounds like 'lli' in 'million': LYE-le.

Example

Gliele mando domani.

I'll send them to you tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

Gliele

[LYEH-leh]

them to you (formal)

Combined pronoun: 'le' (to you) + 'le' (them, feminine).

Example

Gliele porto subito.

I'll bring them to you right away.

mando

[MAHN-doh]

I send

First person present of 'mandare' (to send).

Example

Mando una lettera a mia madre.

I send a letter to my mother.

via mail

VEE-ah MAYL

by email

'mail' is pronounced as in English, 'meil'.

Example

Lo ricevo via mail.

I receive it by email.

Words in this phrase

via

[VEE-ah]

via

Past or through a place.

Example

Viaggio via Napoli.

I travel via Naples.

mail

[MAYL]

Borrowed English word, feminine in Italian.

Example

Ho ricevuto una mail importante.

I received an important email.

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