How to Say ‘Debit’ in Italian
Di debito
dee DEH-bee-toh
[dee DEH-bee-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [di] often links two nouns like English "for" or "of": [carta di debito] = debit card, [buono pasto] = meal voucher. You'll see the same pattern in [carta di credito] and [sala di lettura].
Phrase Breakdown
Di
[dee]
Of
Used to indicate belonging or relating.
La carta di debito è utile.
The debit card is useful.
debito
[DEH-bee-toh]
Debit
A type of bank card linked directly to a personal account.
La carta di debito è sicura.
The debit card is secure.
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