Registrati

Registrati is an Italian verb form used as a command, meaning "register yourself" or "sign up." It is the informal second-person singular imperative of the reflexive verb registrarsi (to enroll oneself). In digital contexts it is widely used as a call to action on websites and apps, usually appearing on buttons or links to create an account or join a service. The phrase instructs the user to complete the registration process and often precedes fields for user details like email and password.

Alternatives include iscriviti, which also means "sign up" but is used more broadly for joining groups, mailing lists, or courses; registrati often emphasizes creating a user account.

Etymology and related terms: registrarsi comes from registrare "to register/record," related to Latin registrum and the notion of inscribing information. Derivatives include registrazione (registration/recording) and registro (register). In user interface design, both registrati and iscriviti may appear depending on tone and domain, but registrati commonly conveys account creation, whereas iscriviti can suggest joining an organization or service.

Examples: "Registrati ora per accedere alle funzioni." "Per ricevere aggiornamenti, iscriviti alla nostra newsletter." See also: registrazione, registrare, iscriviti, accedi.