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How to Say ‘Okay, I'll order it.’ in Italian

Va bene, la ordino io.

vah BEH-neh lah OR-dee-noh ee-o

[vah BEH-neh lah OR-dee-noh ee-o]

Phrase Breakdown

Va bene,

vah BEH-neh

Okay,

This is the most common way to say 'okay' or 'all right'. Say it as one smooth unit: va-BE-ne.

Example

Va bene, ci vediamo domani.

Okay, see you tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

[vah]

okay

Expression of agreement or acceptance.

Example

Va bene, andiamo al cinema.

Okay, let's go to the movies.

bene

[BEH-neh]

good / alright

Used to show satisfaction, approval, or that everything is fine.

Example

Bene, prendo questi funghi.

Good, I’ll take these mushrooms.

la ordino io.

lah OR-dee-noh ee-o

I'll order it.

'La' is the object pronoun for a feminine noun (the pizza). 'Io' at the end emphasizes 'I'.

Example

Il vino? Lo ordino io.

The wine? I'll order it.

Words in this phrase

[lah]

Direct object pronoun referring to the reservation.

Example

La vedo confermata per stasera.

I see it confirmed for tonight.

ordino

[OR-dee-noh]

I order

First person of 'ordinare', to order food or drinks.

Example

Ordino una pizza.

I order a pizza.

[ee-o]

Referring to oneself as a subject.

Example

Io voglio migliorare il mio punteggio.

I want to improve my score.

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