1 note = known (it's the feminine plural of the adjective "noto"). In the sentence "note" is related to "ragioni". 2 in Italian the object of a verb is not necessarily placed right after the verb. In this sentence "Vi prego pertanto di rendermi note con sollecitudine le ragioni" for example, the writer asks to promptly, literally "with promptness" ("con sollecitudine"), let him/her know the reasons. The verb+object main sentence would be "rendermi note le ragioni". 3 A not literal English translation of the entire phrase would be: "Therefore I would like to know as soon as possible the reasons that have so far prevented you from granting me the scholarship".

noto: aggettivo significato: conosciuto (known) rendere note a me le ragioni significato: to make the reasons known to me or, in a better English form: to let me know the reasons Il verbo /rendere/ in questo caso significa /far diventare/ Eng.: /to make become/, to change the state of something; to change from unknown to known /rendere note/ : /cambiare da sconosciute a conosciute/ Altra possibilita`, molto piu` semplice: Vi prego di {dirmi, spiegarmi} le ragioni ....

I'm sorry, I've forgotten. Ragioni means reasons

It means that Who write wants to know quickly the reason of impediment for the payment of the money to study. Note: in this case, means make clear Sollecitudine means quickly