How to Say ‘We put them’ in Italian
Li mettiamo
lee met-TYAH-moh
[lee met-TYAH-moh]
💬 Usage Tip: [li] means "them" for masculine plural things, like [biscotti]. You can swap it with [le] for feminine plural: [Le mettiamo in tavola] for something like [le paste].
Phrase Breakdown
Li
[lee]
them
Direct object pronoun for masculine plural things like cookies or flowers.
Li in Li mettiamo si riferisce ai biscotti o ai fiori.
Li in We put them refers to the cookies or flowers.
mettiamo
[met-TYAH-moh]
we put
First person plural of 'mettere', meaning place or put.
Mettiamo in Li mettiamo parla di dove mettere il regalo.
Mettiamo in We put them talks about where to place the gift.
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