Breakdown of Mi porti un asciugacapelli e un'altra coperta.
un
a / an (masculine)
una
a / an (feminine)
e
and
portare
to bring, to carry
Questions & Answers about Mi porti un asciugacapelli e un'altra coperta.
Why is it Mi porti instead of Portami?
Why does the verb end in -i (porti)? Isn't the Lei form of portare usually porta?
You are thinking of the normal present tense! In the formal imperative, -are verbs take an -i ending instead of an -a. Since portare is an -are verb, its formal command form becomes porti.
Asciugacapelli ends in an -i, so isn't it plural? Why use the singular un?
Why does un'altra have an apostrophe, but un asciugacapelli doesn't?