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Italian Phrase

Avvisa il padrone di casa delle tue allergie.

/avˈvi.za il paˈdrone di ˈka.za ˈdel.le ˈtu.e alˈler.dʒe/
Meaning"Notify the landlord of your allergies."
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Meaning

Tell the landlord that you have allergies. The sentence is a direct, polite request to make sure the property manager knows about any health restrictions that might affect cleaning products, pets, or other house‑related matters.

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When to use

Use this phrase when you’re moving into a new apartment, staying in a short‑term rental, or when you discover a new allergy after signing a lease. It’s especially useful if you need the landlord to avoid certain chemicals, pets, or to provide hypo‑allergenic bedding.

Grammar Breakdown

Avvisailpadronedicasadelletueallergie

1

Imperative (2nd person singular)

‘Avvisa’ is the informal imperative of the verb *avvisare* (to notify). It is used when speaking to a friend, roommate, or anyone you address with ‘tu’.

2

Definite article + noun

‘il padrone di casa’ literally means ‘the house‑owner’; it’s the standard term for a landlord in everyday Italian.

3

Preposition + article contraction

‘delle’ = *di* + *le* (of the). It introduces the noun phrase ‘tue allergie’.

4

Possessive adjective agreement

‘tue’ agrees in gender and number with *allergie* (feminine plural).

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A

Devi avvisare il padrone di casa delle tue allergie prima di firmare il contratto.

You need to notify the landlord of your allergies before signing the lease.

Sì, lo farò subito. Non voglio rischiare una reazione.

Yes, I’ll do it right away. I don’t want to risk a reaction.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Avvisa il padrone di casa le tue allergie.

    The preposition *di* is required before the article; ‘le tue allergie’ omits it.

  • Avvisa il padrone di casa delle tuo allergie.

    Allergie is feminine plural, so the possessive must be *tue*.

  • Avvisa il padrone di casa del tuo allergie.

    ‘del’ = *di* + *il* (masculine singular) and does not match the feminine plural noun.

  • Avvisi il padrone di casa delle tue allergie.

    ‘Avvisi’ is the formal imperative (Lei). Use it only if you want a very polite tone; otherwise ‘Avvisa’ is the natural informal form.

Alternatives

  • Informa il proprietario della casa delle tue allergie.

    Inform the house owner of your allergies.

  • Comunica al locatore le tue allergie.

    Communicate your allergies to the landlord.

  • Fai sapere al padrone di casa le tue allergie.

    Let the landlord know about your allergies.

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Cultural Tip

In Italy, it’s considered courteous to inform the landlord about health‑related needs early, especially if they might affect the cleaning routine or pet policies. If you don’t know the landlord well, you can switch to the formal imperative ‘Avvisi il padrone di casa…’ or use the polite form ‘La prego di informare il padrone di casa…’. Regional dialects may use ‘padroncino’ in the north, but ‘padrone di casa’ works everywhere.