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How to Say ‘Will you have it here?’ in Italian

Lo prende qui?

lo PREN-deh kwee

[lo PREN-deh kwee]

💬 Usage Tip: lo "it" goes before the verb, not after: Lo prende is literally "it you take". Same with Lo bevo "I drink it".

Phrase Breakdown

[lo]

Used to refer to an object or thing mentioned earlier.

Example

Lo vedo ogni giorno.

I see it every day.

prende

[PREN-deh]

you take / you have (formal)

Present of 'prendere', formal 'you'; here 'have it' (consume).

Example

Cosa prende da bere?

What will you have to drink?

qui

[kwee]

here

Indicates this place; useful when talking about the current company or environment.

Example

"Qui" l'ambiente sembra molto collaborativo.

"Here" the environment seems very collaborative.

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