How to Say ‘To propose’ in Italian
A proporre
ah proh-POR-reh
[ah proh-POR-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: Combines 'a' for action direction and 'proporre', an infinitive verb.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Being able to propose ideas confidently is considered a positive trait in Italy.
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
To propose
Used to indicate the intention to suggest an idea or plan.
Durante la riunione, sono stata incaricata a proporre delle soluzioni innovative.
During the meeting, I was tasked to propose innovative solutions.
proporre
[proh-POR-reh]
To propose
To offer a plan or suggestion for consideration.
Lui è sempre pronto a proporre nuove idee per migliorare l'azienda.
He is always ready to propose new ideas to improve the company.
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