How to Say ‘We all have lunch together’ in Italian
Pranziamo tutti insieme
prahnt-SYAH-moh TOOT-tee een-SYEH-meh
[prahnt-SYAH-moh TOOT-tee een-SYEH-meh]
💬 Usage Tip: pranzare is one verb for "to have lunch", so no "have" is needed. Same with cenare "to have dinner": ceniamo insieme.
Phrase Breakdown
Pranziamo
[prahnt-SYAH-moh]
we have lunch
First person plural of 'pranzare', to eat lunch.
Oggi pranziamo al ristorante.
Today we have lunch at the restaurant.
tutti
[TOOT-tee]
everyone; all
Refers to all people present; often used in playful compliments.
Sembra che "tutti" ti stiano guardando stasera.
It seems like "everyone" is looking at you tonight.
insieme
[een-SYEH-meh]
together
Adverb meaning with each other or in the same group.
Insieme i colleghi trovano soluzioni più velocemente.
Together colleagues find solutions more quickly.
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