How to Say ‘I'll take three.’ in Italian
Ne prendo tre.
neh PREHN-doh treh
[neh PREHN-doh treh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Ne] again means [of them], and [prendo] is often used for choosing items in a shop: [ne prendo due], [prendo questa].
Phrase Breakdown
Ne
[neh]
of them
Refers back to the items already mentioned, such as T-shirts.
Ne prendo tre di colori diversi.
I'll take three of them in different colors.
prendo
[PREHN-doh]
I take / I'll take
Common in shopping to mean choosing or buying something.
Prendo una rossa per favore.
I'll take a red one please.
tre
[treh]
three
The number 3, used for quantity.
Vorrei tre magliette, quindi tre in totale.
I would like three T-shirts, so three in total.
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