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How to Say ‘Can you send a technician?’ in Italian

Può mandare un tecnico?

pwaw mahn-DAH-reh oon TEK-nee-koh

[pwaw mahn-DAH-reh oon TEK-nee-koh]

💬 Usage Tip: Può followed by an action is the polite way to ask "can you...?" of someone you address formally: Può venire? "Can you come?".

Phrase Breakdown

Può mandare

pwaw mahn-DAH-reh

Can you send

'Può' is the formal 'you can' (Lei form). Stress the final 'ò': PWO. 'Mandare' is man-DA-re.

Example

Può mandare una mail?

Can you send an email?

Words in this phrase

Può

[pwaw]

can

Used to express ability or possibility.

Example

Può venire?

Can you come?

mandare

[mahn-DAH-reh]

to send

To make someone or something go somewhere.

Example

Posso mandare un messaggio?

Can I send a message?

un tecnico?

oon TEK-nee-koh

a technician?

'Tecnico' is stressed on the first syllable: TEK-ni-ko. 'Un' links smoothly to it: un-TEK-ni-ko.

Example

Serve un tecnico.

We need a technician.

Words in this phrase

[oon]

a / an

An indefinite article meaning 'a' before a masculine singular noun.

Example

È stato un incontro molto utile.

It was a very useful meeting.

tecnico

[TEK-nee-koh]

technician

A repair specialist, e.g. for appliances.

Example

Il tecnico arriva alle dieci.

The technician arrives at ten.

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