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How to Say ‘I'll take the tickets’ in Italian

Prendo io i biglietti

PREHN-doh EE-oh ee bee-LYET-tee

[PREHN-doh EE-oh ee bee-LYET-tee]

💬 Usage Tip: [io] comes after the verb here for emphasis: [Prendo io i biglietti] means [I'll take the tickets] with a sense of [I'll do it]. You can reuse that pattern in offers like [Guido io] or [Porto io la valigia].

Phrase Breakdown

Prendo io

PREHN-doh EE-oh

I’ll take them / I’ll get them

A way to volunteer to do something. Io adds emphasis: I’ll do it.

Example

Prendo io le valigie.

I’ll take the suitcases.

Words in this phrase

Prendo

[PREHN-doh]

I take / I'll take

Used to say you will handle or carry something.

Example

Prendo io i biglietti mentre tu tieni le valigie.

I'll take the tickets while you hold the suitcases.

io

[EE-oh]

I

Used for emphasis: 'I will do it.'

Example

Vado io al banco informazioni.

I'll go to the information desk.

I biglietti

ee bee-LYET-tee

The tickets

Plural definite article plus noun; the plane or travel tickets.

Example

Ho i biglietti in mano.

I have the tickets in my hand.

Words in this phrase

i

[ee]

the

Masculine plural article before 'biglietti.'

Example

I documenti e i biglietti sono pronti.

The documents and the tickets are ready.

biglietti

[bee-LYET-tee]

tickets

Refers to travel tickets or boarding passes.

Example

Mostriamo i biglietti al gate.

We show the tickets at the gate.

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