How to Say ‘Then I'll tell the rest of the team.’ in Italian
Allora lo dico al resto del team.
ah-lloh-rah lo DEE-koh ahl REHS-toh dehl teem
[ah-lloh-rah lo DEE-koh ahl REHS-toh dehl teem]
💬 Usage Tip: al is a + il merged, "to the": lo dico al capo "I'll tell the boss".
Phrase Breakdown
Allora
[ah-lloh-rah]
then
Indicates something that logically follows or indicates timing.
Ma allora, cosa facciamo?
But then, what do we do?
lo dico
lo DEE-koh
I'll tell it
'Lo' means 'it' and comes before 'dico' (I say or tell).
Lo dico a Marco.
I'll tell Marco.
Words in this phrase
lo
[lo]
it
Used to refer to an object or thing mentioned earlier.
Lo vedo ogni giorno.
I see it every day.
dico
[DEE-koh]
I tell
From 'dire', to say/tell.
Ti dico la verità.
I'm telling you the truth.
al resto del team.
ahl REHS-toh dehl teem
to the rest of the team
'Al' is 'a' plus 'il', meaning 'to the'.
Scrivo al resto del team.
I'll write to the rest of the team.
Words in this phrase
al
[ahl]
to the
'Al' is a contraction of 'a' (to) and 'il' (the), often used to indicate flavor or type.
Abbiamo ordinato il gelato al cioccolato.
We ordered the chocolate ice cream.
resto
[REHS-toh]
change; rest
The money given back after paying; also 'the remainder'.
Ecco il resto, signore.
Here is your change, sir.
del
[dehl]
of the
A contraction of the preposition 'di' and the article 'il', similar to 'of the'.
Il titolo del libro è lungo.
The book's title is long.
team
[teem]
team
English loanword used in Italian offices for a work group.
Il team è pronto.
The team is ready.
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