How to Say ‘When can he come?’ in Italian
Quando può venire?
KWAHN-doh pwaw veh-nee-reh
[KWAHN-doh pwaw veh-nee-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: può serves for both "he can" and the polite "you can" when speaking to someone as Lei. Context tells you which one is meant. Here it's the plumber.
Phrase Breakdown
Quando
[KWAHN-doh]
when
Interrogative word used to ask about time.
E quando sarà il momento giusto?
And when will be the right time?
può
[pwaw]
can
Used to express ability or possibility.
Può venire?
Can you come?
venire
[veh-nee-reh]
come
To move towards or arrive at a particular place.
Ha bisogno di venire più vicino.
She needs to come closer.
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