Italian Phrase
Sì, sul nostro sito c'è il modulo di candidatura.
Meaning
The speaker confirms that the application form can be found on their website. It is a straightforward affirmative answer that also gives the location of the requested resource.
When to use
Use this sentence when someone asks where to find a form, a questionnaire, or any kind of application on your organization’s website. It works in both formal and semi‑formal contexts, such as customer service, HR, or academic admissions.
✦Grammar Breakdown
Sì,sulnostrositoc'èilmodulodicandidatura.
Sì (yes)
The adverb ‘sì’ (with an accent) means ‘yes’; without the accent it would be the reflexive pronoun ‘si’.
sul = su + il
‘Sul’ is a contraction of the preposition ‘su’ (on) and the definite article ‘il’ (the).
c'è (ci è)
‘c’è’ is the contracted form of ‘ci è’, used to say ‘there is/there are’ for singular nouns.
modulo di candidatura
A noun phrase meaning ‘application form’; ‘di’ links the two nouns like ‘form of application’.
🗨In Conversation
Dove posso trovare il modulo di candidatura?
Where can I find the application form?
Sì, sul nostro sito c'è il modulo di candidatura.
Yes, on our website there is the application form.
✕Common Mistakes
Si, sul nostro sito c'è il modulo di candidatura.
Missing the accent changes ‘yes’ (Sì) to the reflexive pronoun ‘si’.
Sì, sul nostro sito ci sono il modulo di candidatura.
Use ‘c’è’ only for singular nouns; for plural you would say ‘ci sono’. Here the noun is singular, so ‘c’è’ is correct.
Sì, sul nostro sito c'è il modulo di candidatura.
In very formal writing you might prefer ‘Il modulo di candidatura è disponibile sul nostro sito.’
↔Alternatives
Sì, sul nostro sito trovi il modulo di candidatura.
Yes, you can find the application form on our website.
Sì, il modulo di candidatura è disponibile sul nostro sito.
Yes, the application form is available on our website.
Certo, il modulo di candidatura lo trovi sul nostro sito.
Sure, you’ll find the application form on our website.
Cultural Tip
In Italian business communication it is common to use the verb ‘trovare’ (to find) when directing someone to a resource online, as it sounds slightly more helpful than the static ‘c’è’. Also, remember to keep the accent on ‘Sì’; omitting it changes the meaning entirely.