How to Say ‘Can I try it on?’ in Italian
Posso provarlo?
POHS-soh proh-VAR-loh
[POHS-soh proh-VAR-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Provarlo] is [provare] + [lo], "to try it." Italian often attaches little object words to the end of the verb this way: [vederlo], [comprarla].
Phrase Breakdown
Posso
[POHS-soh]
can I
Used to ask permission politely.
Posso provarlo? Mi piace questo cappotto.
Can I try it on? I like this coat.
provarlo
[proh-VAR-loh]
try it on
Verb with attached object pronoun meaning 'to try it on' or 'try it.'
Posso provarlo? Credo che sia la mia taglia.
Can I try it on? I think it is my size.
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