How do you say "I’ll prepare them for you right away." in Italian?

"I’ll prepare them for you right away." in Italian is "Te li preparo subito.". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘I’ll prepare them for you right away.’ in Italian

Q: What does "Te li preparo subito." mean in English?

"Te li preparo subito." means "I’ll prepare them for you right away." in English. Usage tip: [Subito] often goes at the end for "right away": [arrivo subito], [lo faccio subito]. [Preparo] is present tense, but in Italian that very often covers a near future too, so this naturally means "I'll prepare it now/next," not only "I prepare."

Te li preparo subito.

teh lee preh-PAH-roh SOO-bee-toh

[teh lee preh-PAH-roh SOO-bee-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: [Subito] often goes at the end for "right away": [arrivo subito], [lo faccio subito]. [Preparo] is present tense, but in Italian that very often covers a near future too, so this naturally means "I'll prepare it now/next," not only "I prepare."

Phrase Breakdown

Te li preparo

teh lee preh-PAH-roh

I’ll prepare them for you

Polite construction meaning the seller will get the items ready; "te li" refers to "for you" and "them."

Example

Te lo preparo subito.

I’ll prepare it for you right away.

Words in this phrase

[teh]

to you

An indirect object pronoun meaning 'to you' in informal Italian, placed before other object pronouns and the verb.

Example

Te li preparo subito con i finferli.

I’ll prepare them for you right away with the chanterelles.

[lee]

them

A direct object pronoun meaning 'them' for masculine plural items, like mushrooms or dishes.

Example

Te li preparo subito se scegli i porcini.

I’ll prepare them for you right away if you choose the porcini.

preparo

[preh-PAH-roh]

I prepare

First person singular of 'preparare'; in context it often means 'I’ll prepare' or 'I’ll get ready.'

Example

Te li preparo subito alla griglia.

I’ll prepare them for you right away on the grill.

subito

[SOO-bee-toh]

right away

An adverb meaning 'immediately' or 'right away,' commonly used to reassure a customer.

Example

Te li preparo subito senza attesa.

I’ll prepare them for you right away without waiting.

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