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Italian Phrase

Sì, usa il link di tracciamento che ti ho inviato.

/si ˈu.za il ˈliŋk di tra.tʃaˈmen.to ke ti o inˈvja.to/
Meaning"Yes, use the tracking link I sent you."
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Meaning

The speaker confirms a request and tells the listener to click or use the tracking link that was previously sent. It is a concise, polite instruction often used in business or customer‑service contexts.

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When to use

Use this sentence in emails, chat messages, or phone calls when you want to confirm that the other person should follow a tracking link you have already provided, such as for a shipment, a document, or a marketing campaign.

Grammar Breakdown

,usaillinkditracciamentochetihoinviato.

1

Sì (affirmation)

Used to confirm or agree, placed at the beginning of a sentence and followed by a comma.

2

usa (imperative)

Second‑person singular imperative of *usare*; drops the subject pronoun and ends in -a.

3

il link di tracciamento (noun phrase)

A masculine singular noun phrase; *link* is masculine, so the article *il* is used.

4

che (relative pronoun)

Introduces a relative clause that describes the link.

5

ti ho inviato (present perfect with clitic)

The auxiliary *ho* + past participle *inviato* with the indirect object pronoun *ti* (to you).

🗨In Conversation

A

Sì, usa il link di tracciamento che ti ho inviato.

Yes, use the tracking link I sent you.

Grazie, lo apro subito.

Thanks, I’ll open it right away.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Sì, usare il link di tracciamento che ti ho inviato.

    The infinitive *usare* is incorrect here; you need the imperative *usa* for a direct command.

  • Sì, usa il collegamento di tracciamento che ti ho inviato.

    If you replace *link* with the Italian *collegamento*, the article changes to *il collegamento*; mixing languages can sound odd.

  • Sì, usa il link di tracciamento che ti ho mandato.

    Using *ti ho mandato* is acceptable, but *ti ho inviato* is more precise for electronic links.

Alternatives

  • Certo, utilizza il link di tracciamento che ti ho mandato.

    Sure, use the tracking link I sent you.

  • Sì, clicca sul link di tracciamento che ti ho inviato.

    Yes, click the tracking link I sent you.

  • Sì, apri il link di tracciamento che ti ho inviato.

    Yes, open the tracking link I sent you.

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Cultural Tip

In Italian business communication, it is common to start a confirming sentence with *Sì* followed by a comma. The imperative form (*usa*, *utilizza*, *clicca*) is polite yet direct. When referring to digital items like a link, Italians often keep the English word *link* and add a descriptive noun (e.g., *link di tracciamento*). Avoid overly formal constructions in quick exchanges; a simple *Sì, …* feels natural and efficient.