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How to Say ‘Could you repeat that?’ in Italian

Può ripetere?

pwoh ree-PEH-teh-reh

[pwoh ree-PEH-teh-reh]

💬 Usage Tip: Può is the polite "can you", and it's followed by the basic form of the verb. Same pattern: può parlare piano? "can you speak slowly?".

Phrase Breakdown

Può

[pwoh]

you can

A formal singular form meaning you can, often used by staff when addressing a customer politely.

Example

Le confermo che «Può cancellare» fino a domani.

I confirm that "you can cancel" until tomorrow.

ripetere

[ree-PEH-teh-reh]

repeat

Infinitive verb meaning to say or do again.

Example

Devo ripetere la domanda.

I have to repeat the question.

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