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How do you say "can we reschedule" in Italian?
Possiamo riprogrammare
In Italian, "can we reschedule" is Possiamo riprogrammare.
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Pronunciation
Possiamo riprogrammare is pohs-SYAH-moh ree-proh-grahm-MAH-reh, stress on possiamo and the fourth syllable of riprogrammare, related to 'reprogram'.
Grammar notes
Possiamo riprogrammare is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
can we reschedule
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How to remember Possiamo riprogrammare
Riprogrammare relates directly to 'reprogram', reshuffling your schedule like reprogramming a plan.
Related words
- what day is it today Che giorno è oggi
- see you tomorrow Ci vediamo domani
- see you next week Ci vediamo la prossima settimana
- im running late Sto facendo tardi
- im on time Sono puntuale
- lets meet at noon Incontriamoci a mezzogiorno
- i have a meeting Ho una riunione
- i am busy right now Sono impegnato in questo momento
- do you have a minute Hai un minuto
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Questions about Possiamo riprogrammare
How do you pronounce Possiamo riprogrammare?
Possiamo riprogrammare is pohs-SYAH-moh ree-proh-grahm-MAH-reh, stress on possiamo and the fourth syllable of riprogrammare, related to 'reprogram'.
Is Possiamo riprogrammare formal or casual?
Possiamo riprogrammare is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Possiamo riprogrammare used in Italian?
Possiamo riprogrammare is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (can we reschedule).
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