Questions & Answers about Da' la corda e il sacco a pelo a Luca!
Why is there an apostrophe in Da'?
Da' is the irregular informal command (imperative) for tu (you) of the verb dare (to give). The apostrophe shows that a letter has been dropped from its other valid form, dai. You will often see these shortened forms with an apostrophe for irregular verbs in commands (like fa', di', sta', and va').
Could I say Dai instead of Da' here?
What does a pelo mean in sacco a pelo?
If I wanted to say "Give it to Luca" (referring to the rope), how would that combine with Da'?