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How to Say ‘Sure, I'll bring water and wine.’ in Italian

Certo, porto acqua e vino.

CHEHR-toh POR-toh AHK-kwah eh VEE-noh

[CHEHR-toh POR-toh AHK-kwah eh VEE-noh]

Phrase Breakdown

Certo, porto

CHEHR-toh POR-toh

Sure, I'll bring

'Certo' means 'of course'. The 'ce' sounds like 'che': 'CHEHR-toh'. After a small pause, say 'POR-toh'.

Example

Certo, porto io la frutta.

Sure, I'll bring the fruit.

Words in this phrase

Certo

[CHEHR-toh]

sure

Used to agree: of course.

Example

Certo, vengo anch'io.

Sure, I'm coming too.

porto

[POR-toh]

I bring

First person singular of 'portare', to bring or carry.

Example

Ti porto un caffè.

I'll bring you a coffee.

acqua e vino.

AHK-kwah eh VEE-noh

water and wine.

Say 'AHK-kwah eh VEE-noh' smoothly, with the 'cq' as a strong 'kk'.

Example

Abbiamo acqua e vino.

We have water and wine.

Words in this phrase

acqua

[AHK-kwah]

water

The basic drink; feminine noun.

Example

L'acqua è fresca.

The water is cold.

e

[eh]

and

A conjunction used to connect ideas or qualities.

Example

Nella frase E collaborativa, E aggiunge una seconda qualità positiva dell'azienda.

In the phrase 'E collaborativa,' 'E' adds a second positive quality of the company.

vino

[VEE-noh]

wine

Masculine noun for the alcoholic drink made from grapes.

Example

Il vino della casa è buono.

The house wine is good.

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