Can I give a brief summary of what was discussed?
'Riepilogo' = rye-EH-pi-lo-go. Four syllables; stress the second.
Use this at the end of a meeting to confirm mutual understanding and show organisational skill. It is especially effective when complex tasks have been assigned, as it prevents misunderstandings.
'Fare un riepilogo' (to make a summary) shows meeting facilitation skills. 'Quanto discusso' (what was discussed) is a relative clause using 'quanto' as a neuter pronoun — a marker of B2+ Italian.
Riepilogo i punti principali: ...
I summarise the main points: ...
Announces the summary directly without asking permission; more confident
Per essere sicuro di aver capito, posso ripetere?
To make sure I understood, can I repeat it back?
Humble checking technique; great for verbal instruction
Mando un riassunto via email dopo la riunione?
Shall I send a summary by email after the meeting?
Proactive documentation; shows organisational initiative
Meeting minutes ('verbale di riunione') are standard practice in Italian professional settings. If you volunteer to write them, you will earn significant appreciation from the team — it is often an unwanted but essential task.