Can I charge my phone here?
ri-ca-RI-ca-re — five syllables, stress on third. 'Telefono' is te-LE-fo-no.
When your phone battery is low and you need to find a charging point.
'Posso ricaricare' (can I charge/recharge) uses 'ricaricare' which means both to charge a phone and to reload/refill something. This is distinct from 'caricare' (to load). Italian airports increasingly have charging stations, but a USB cable and adapter may be needed.
C'è una presa elettrica disponibile?
Is there an available power socket?
More specific when you have your own charger
Avete un caricatore in prestito?
Do you have a charger I can borrow?
Some airport shops and lounges offer this
Quale tipo di presa si usa in Italia?
What type of plug is used in Italy?
Italy uses type F (CEE 7/5) sockets — two or three round pins
Italian sockets use the Europlug (type C) or the Italian standard (type L with three round pins in a line). Most modern charging stations in airports have both USB-A and USB-C ports. Bring a universal travel adapter if coming from outside Europe. Voltage is 220-230V, 50Hz.