How do you say it in Italian?
Chiamami!
| Pronunciation | |
| Words you should know | Chiamare (to call) + mi (to me) |
| When to use this | With 1 person you’re familiar with |
| When NOT to use this | With strangers and groups |
For example, you can say…
| Chiamami prima di cena. | Call me before dinner. |
| Se ci sono problemi, chiamami a qualsiasi ora. | If there are any problems, call me at any time. |
Chiamatemi!
| Pronunciation | |
| When to use this | With a group of people |
| When NOT to use this | With 1 person at a time |
Italian, unlike English, has two forms of “you”. There’s a singular “you” (tu) and then there’s a plural “you” (voi). If you are addressing a group, you must conjugate any verb or pronoun accordingly.
| Chiamatemi domani mattina. | Call me tomorrow morning. |
Mi chiami!
| Pronunciation | |
| When to use this | With a stranger |
| When NOT to use this | With people you know well |
When speaking formally, Italians address each other with the subject “she”, lei. Use Lei in the written form if you want to be very polite.
For example, you can say…
| Signor Rossi, mi chiami poco prima di cominciare la riunione. | Mr. Rossi, call me just before the meeting starts. |
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