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Italian Phrase

Firma il verbale di consegna.

/ˈfiɾ.ma il verˈba.le di konˈseɲ.ɲa/
Meaning"Sign the delivery report."
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Meaning

The sentence is a direct instruction to sign the delivery report. It is commonly used in business, logistics, or any situation where a hand‑over of goods is documented.

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When to use

Use this phrase when you are handing over goods, equipment, or documents and need the recipient to acknowledge receipt by signing the official report.

Grammar Breakdown

Firmailverbalediconsegna

1

Imperative Mood

‘Firma’ is the second‑person singular imperative of the verb ‘firmare’, used to give a direct command.

2

Definite Article

‘il’ is the masculine singular definite article that agrees with ‘verbale’.

3

Prepositional Phrase

‘di consegna’ is a prepositional phrase meaning ‘of delivery’, specifying the type of report.

4

Noun Gender & Number

‘verbale’ is a masculine singular noun; its article and adjectives must match in gender and number.

🗨In Conversation

A

Ecco il pacco, il documento è pronto.

Here’s the package, the document is ready.

Perfetto, firma il verbale di consegna.

Perfect, sign the delivery report.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Firme il verbale di consegna.

    ‘Firme’ is the plural noun ‘signatures’; the command needs the verb ‘firma’ (imperative).

  • Firma il verbale di consegne.

    ‘Consegne’ is plural; the phrase refers to a single delivery report, so use singular ‘consegna’.

  • Firma al verbale di consegna.

    The preposition ‘al’ (a + il) changes the meaning; you need ‘il verbale di consegna’ without a preposition.

Alternatives

  • Apponi la tua firma sul verbale di consegna.

    Put your signature on the delivery report.

  • Firma il documento di consegna.

    Sign the delivery document.

  • Conferma la consegna firmando il verbale.

    Confirm the delivery by signing the report.

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Cultural Tip

In Italy, a ‘verbale di consegna’ is a formal, often printed, sheet that records the exact items handed over, the condition they are in, and the time of transfer. It is customary to keep a copy for both parties, especially in commercial transactions, to avoid disputes later.