How to Say ‘Okay, I'll ask Giulia for them today.’ in Italian
Va bene, le chiedo a Giulia oggi.
vah BEH-neh leh KYEH-doh ah JOO-lyah oj-jee
[vah BEH-neh leh KYEH-doh ah JOO-lyah oj-jee]
Phrase Breakdown
Va bene,
vah BEH-neh
Okay,
A very common way to agree. Say it as one unit.
Va bene, andiamo.
Okay, let's go.
Words in this phrase
Va
[vah]
okay
Expression of agreement or acceptance.
Va bene, andiamo al cinema.
Okay, let's go to the movies.
bene
[BEH-neh]
well / fine
With 'andare', expresses that something suits someone.
Ti va bene alle otto?
Is eight o'clock fine for you?
le chiedo
leh KYEH-doh
I'll ask for them
'Le' refers to the photos. 'Chiedo' sounds like KYEH-do.
Le chiedo al capo.
I'll ask the boss for them.
Words in this phrase
le
[leh]
them (feminine)
Direct object pronoun for feminine plural things or people.
Le carte? Le porto io.
The papers? I'll bring them.
chiedo
[KYEH-doh]
I ask
Present of 'chiedere', to ask.
Chiedo il conto.
I ask for the bill.
a Giulia oggi.
ah JOO-lyah oj-jee
to Giulia today
In 'oggi' (today), the double 'gg' sounds like a strong 'j'.
Vedo Giulia oggi.
I'm seeing Giulia today.
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
"A" is a simple preposition used in many fixed expressions and combinations.
Magari ci vediamo davanti a un caffè la prossima settimana.
Maybe we’ll meet over a coffee next week.
Giulia
[JOO-lyah]
Giulia (name)
Popular Italian female first name.
Giulia ha i capelli biondi.
Giulia has blond hair.
oggi
[oj-jee]
today
The current day.
Oggi è il mio compleanno.
Today is my birthday.
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