How to Say ‘Take care of yourselves.’ in Italian
Prendetevi cura di voi.
pren-DEH-teh-vee KOO-rah dee voy
[pren-DEH-teh-vee KOO-rah dee voy]
💬 Usage Tip: In [prendetevi], the [-vi] means "yourselves" and attaches to the verb. The same pattern appears with other commands to more than one person: [sedetevi], [lavatevi].
Phrase Breakdown
Prendetevi cura
pren-DEH-teh-vee KOO-rah
Take care
The reflexive form 'prendetevi cura' is commonly used in the expression 'take care of yourselves'.
Prendetevi cura di voi stessi.
Take care of yourselves.
Words in this phrase
Prendetevi
[pren-DEH-teh-vee]
take care
Polite/plural imperative meaning look after yourselves.
Prendetevi cura di voi anche quando siete molto occupati.
Take care of yourselves even when you are very busy.
cura
[KOO-rah]
care
Part of the expression prendersi cura di, meaning to care for.
La cura del corpo e della mente è importante.
Care of the body and mind is important.
Di voi
dee voy
Of yourselves
Used here with the verb phrase to indicate the people receiving the care.
Abbiate cura di voi.
Take care of yourselves.
Words in this phrase
di
[dee]
of
Preposition linking cura to the person receiving care.
Prendetevi cura di voi con calma.
Take care of yourselves calmly.
voi
[voy]
you / yourselves
Plural or formal pronoun; here it refers back to the people being addressed.
Voi meritate riposo e benessere.
You deserve rest and well-being.
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