How to Say ‘I'll have it’ in Italian
Lo prendo
loh PREHN-doh
[loh PREHN-doh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Lo] means "it" here, so [Lo prendo] is literally "I'll take it." Italians use [prendere] this way a lot when ordering: [Prendo un caffè] or [Lo prendo qui].
Phrase Breakdown
Lo
[loh]
it
A direct object pronoun meaning it, referring to the coffee or order.
Lo prendo adesso, grazie.
I’ll take it now, thanks.
prendo
[PREHN-doh]
I take / I'll have
From prendere, here it means I take it or I'll have it.
Lo prendo senza zucchero.
I’ll have it without sugar.
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