How do you say "We must take" in Italian?

"We must take" in Italian is "Dobbiamo prendere". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "Dobbiamo prendere" mean in English?

"Dobbiamo prendere" means "We must take" in English. Usage tip: 'Dobbiamo', includes 'must', culturally signifies responsibility or obligation.

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How to Say ‘We must take’ in Italian

Dobbiamo prendere

dohb-BYAH-mo PREHN-deh-reh

[dohb-BYAH-mo PREHN-deh-reh]

💬 Usage Tip: 'Dobbiamo', includes 'must', culturally signifies responsibility or obligation.

🇮🇹 In Italy: Conveys the seriousness of a task or decision in a comedic, playful context.

Phrase Breakdown

Dobbiamo

[dohb-BYAH-mo]

We must

Indicates a necessity or obligation.

Example

Dobbiamo partire presto.

We must leave early.

prendere

[PREHN-deh-reh]

take

The action of removing or carrying something.

Example

Devo prendere il treno.

I have to take the train.

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