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Non rivelare il segreto a nessuno!
Don't reveal the secret to anyone!
To keep something secret or hidden, not to disclose information.
È importante non rivelare la password a estranei.
It's important not to reveal the password to strangers.
Non rivelare i dettagli del progetto prima dell'annuncio ufficiale.
Don't reveal the project details before the official announcement.
Commonly used in both formal and informal contexts to instruct someone to keep information confidential.
This phrase is frequently used in Italian when discussing confidentiality, such as in work settings, legal documents, or personal advice. It can also appear in media when characters are sworn to secrecy.
The negation 'non' always precedes the verb in Italian. For compound tenses, 'non' comes before the auxiliary verb (e.g., 'non ho rivelato').
The phrase combines the negation 'non' (not) with the infinitive 'rivelare' (to reveal), derived from Latin 'revelare' (to unveil).
Used in direct instructions or warnings to maintain confidentiality. Often appears in contexts like contracts, legal agreements, or personal advice.