How to Say “Valet” in Italian

parcheggiatore
masculine
The English phrase 'valet' (referring to a person employed to clean or park cars) is parcheggiatore in Italian.
Depending on the social setting, different terms may be used: Portiere is used to describe a valet in upscale establishments, while in casual conversation, one might use the informal phrase Tizio del parcheggio to mean 'parking guy' or 'parking dude'.
Meaning: a person employed to clean or park cars (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The masculine form is parcheggiatore. If you are referring specifically to a female valet, use the feminine form parcheggiatrice.

Did you know?

  • In many Italian cities, you may encounter parcheggiatori abusivi, who are unofficial attendants that illegally claim public spaces to charge drivers for parking.
  • Using the word valet in Italy may cause confusion, as it is more likely to be interpreted as a personal servant than a car park attendant.
  • The word parcheggiatore is derived from the verb parcheggiare, which was borrowed from the English word 'park'.

Examples in context

  • Ho bisogno che il portiere parcheggi la mia automobile.
    I need the valet to park my car.
  • L'autista del ristorante si occuperà del parcheggio della tua auto.
    The valet at the restaurant will take care of parking your car.
  • Ho bisogno che il parcheggiatore prenda la mia macchina.
    I need the valet to take my car.
  • Chi è quel tizio del parcheggio?
    Who is that parking guy?
  • Chiedi al ragazzo che prende la macchina se può parcheggiarla per me.
    Ask the guy who takes the car if he can park it for me.
  • Ho chiesto al parcheggiatore di spostare l'auto.
    I asked the valet to move the car.
  • Il parcheggiatore dell'hotel è molto gentile.
    The hotel valet is very kind.

Example conversation

Giulia and Lorenzo arrive at a luxury restaurant.

  1. Giulia

    Lorenzo, dove lasciamo la macchina?
    Lorenzo, where do we leave the car?
  2. Lorenzo

    C'è un parcheggiatore proprio all'ingresso.
    There is a valet right at the entrance.
  3. Giulia

    Ottimo, chiamiamo subito il parcheggiatore.
    Great, let's call the valet immediately.
  4. Lorenzo

    Sì, lui porterà l'auto in garage.
    Yes, he will take the car to the garage.

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