How to Say “Linkedin” in Italian

LinkedIn
LinkedIn is the Italian name for the social-networking website LinkedIn.
Meaning: social-networking website (name)

Did you know?

  • While the name LinkedIn is used, Italians often use the verb linkare to describe the act of adding a hyperlink or tagging someone on the platform.
  • In professional Italian contexts, people rarely use the English word 'LinkedIn' as a verb, unlike the English 'to LinkedIn' or 'to tweet'. Instead, they prefer to say 'essere su LinkedIn', which means 'to be on LinkedIn'.
  • The word 'link' is typically treated as a masculine noun in Italian, referred to as il link.

Examples in context

  • Ho notato sul tuo profilo LinkedIn Italia che hai esperienza nel settore finanziario.
    I noticed on your LinkedIn Italia profile that you have experience in the financial sector.
  • Ti ho aggiunto su LinkedIn.
    I added you on LinkedIn.
  • Cerco un nuovo lavoro tramite LinkedIn.
    I am looking for a new job via LinkedIn.
  • Hai un profilo su LinkedIn?
    Do you have a LinkedIn profile?

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing their professional careers.

  1. Sofia

    Ti trovo su LinkedIn?
    Can I find you on LinkedIn?
  2. Francesco

    Sì, certo, cerchami pure su LinkedIn.
    Yes, sure, just look for me on LinkedIn.
  3. Sofia

    Ottimo, ti invierò una richiesta.
    Great, I will send you a request.
  4. Francesco

    Va bene, Sofia, a presto.
    All right, Sofia, see you soon.
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