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How to Say ‘Will you bring the drinks?’ in Italian

Porti tu le bibite?

POHR-tee too leh BEE-bee-teh

[POHR-tee too leh BEE-bee-teh]

💬 Usage Tip: porti already means 'you bring', so tu is extra. Adding it after the verb puts the stress on 'you' rather than someone else.

Phrase Breakdown

Porti tu

POHR-tee too

Will you bring

'Porti' means 'you bring' (portare). Adding 'tu' after the verb stresses 'YOU'. Say 'POR-tee too'.

Example

Porti tu il pane?

Will you bring the bread?

Words in this phrase

Porti

[POHR-tee]

you bring

Second person singular of 'portare' (to bring).

Example

Porti il pane domani?

Are you bringing the bread tomorrow?

tu

[too]

you

Informal singular pronoun used when speaking directly to one person.

Example

E tu, in che settore lavori?

And you, what field do you work in?

le bibite?

leh BEE-bee-teh

the drinks?

'Bibite' are drinks, usually soft drinks. The stress is on the first syllable: 'leh BEE-bee-teh'.

Example

Le bibite sono fresche.

The drinks are cold.

Words in this phrase

le

[leh]

the

Plural feminine definite article, used before plural feminine nouns.

Example

Nella frase Le persone si aiutano, Le introduce il gruppo di colleghi.

In the phrase 'Le persone si aiutano,' 'Le' introduces the group of colleagues.

bibite

[BEE-bee-teh]

drinks

Beverages, usually soft drinks; plural of 'bibita'.

Example

Le bibite sono in frigo.

The drinks are in the fridge.

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