How to Say ‘Come, I'll introduce you to the others.’ in Italian
Vieni, ti presento agli altri.
VYEH-nee tee preh-ZEN-toh AH-lyee AHL-tree
[VYEH-nee tee preh-ZEN-toh AH-lyee AHL-tree]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Expect to be walked round and introduced to each colleague in person, usually with a handshake for each.
Phrase Breakdown
Vieni, ti presento
VYEH-nee tee preh-ZEN-toh
Come, I'll introduce you
'Vieni' (VYEH-nee) is the informal 'come!'. Pause briefly after the comma.
Vieni, ti presento Giulia.
Come, let me introduce you to Giulia.
Words in this phrase
Vieni
[VYEH-nee]
come (informal command)
Informal imperative of 'venire', to come.
Vieni qui, per favore.
Come here, please.
ti
[tee]
you
An unstressed object pronoun meaning you, used informally with friends, peers, or colleagues in casual contexts.
Ti scrivo domani per ringraziarti del tempo che mi hai dedicato.
I’ll write to you tomorrow to thank you for the time you gave me.
presento
[preh-ZEN-toh]
I introduce
From 'presentare'; with a person it means to introduce someone.
Ti presento mia sorella.
Let me introduce my sister to you.
agli altri.
AH-lyee AHL-tree
to the others.
Link the two words smoothly: AH-lyee AHL-tree.
Andiamo agli altri uffici.
Let's go to the other offices.
Words in this phrase
agli
[AH-lyee]
to the
'a' + 'gli': 'to the', used before masculine plural nouns starting with a vowel or s+consonant.
Scrivo agli amici.
I write to the friends.
altri
[AHL-tree]
others
Plural of 'altro'; used alone it means the other people.
Gli altri arrivano dopo.
The others arrive later.
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