How to Say ‘I'll have one too’ in Italian
Ne prendo uno anche io
neh PREHN-doh OO-noh AHN-keh ee-o
[neh PREHN-doh OO-noh AHN-keh ee-o]
💬 Usage Tip: ne "of it, of them" points back to what was just mentioned, and Italian needs it here. Without it, prendo uno sounds unfinished, like saying "I'll take one" with no clue what of.
Phrase Breakdown
Ne prendo uno
neh PREHN-doh OO-noh
I'll have one (of them)
'Ne' means 'of it/them' and refers back to the spritz. Stress PREN-do.
Sono buoni, ne prendo uno.
They're good, I'll take one.
Words in this phrase
Ne
[neh]
of them
Partitive pronoun referring to a quantity of something mentioned earlier.
Ne ho presi due.
I took two of them.
prendo
[PREHN-doh]
I take / I'll have
Used to say you will have or take the item.
Lo prendo qui, al tavolo.
I’ll have it here, at the table.
uno
[OO-noh]
One
The first in a sequence or list.
Il problema numero uno è la mancanza di tempo.
The number one problem is the lack of time.
anche io
AHN-keh ee-o
too / me too
'Anche' is pronounced AN-ke, with a hard 'ch'. In speech it often blends into 'anch'io'.
Vengo anche io.
I'm coming too.
Words in this phrase
anche
[AHN-keh]
also / too
Used to agree or add that the same is true for you as well.
Anche io ho apprezzato molto la conversazione.
I also really appreciated the conversation.
io
[ee-o]
I
Referring to oneself as a subject.
Io voglio migliorare il mio punteggio.
I want to improve my score.
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