How to Say ‘Could you make her something?’ in Italian
Riuscireste a prepararle qualcosa?
ree-oo-shee-RES-teh ah preh-pah-RAHR-leh kwahl-KOH-zah
[ree-oo-shee-RES-teh ah preh-pah-RAHR-leh kwahl-KOH-zah]
💬 Usage Tip: Le "for her" is tacked onto the end of preparare, which drops its final e. Same pattern: preparargli "to make him".
Phrase Breakdown
Riuscireste a prepararle
ree-oo-shee-RES-teh ah preh-pah-RAHR-leh
Would you be able to prepare for her
A polite conditional addressed to 'you' (plural, meaning the restaurant). '-le' means 'for her'. Pronounce it riu-shi-RE-ste a pre-pa-RAR-le.
Riuscireste a prepararle un dolce?
Could you prepare a dessert for her?
Words in this phrase
Riuscireste
[ree-oo-shee-RES-teh]
would you (all) be able
Conditional 'voi' form of 'riuscire', a polite way to ask if something is possible.
Riuscireste a venire domani?
Would you be able to come tomorrow?
a
[ah]
to
"A" is a simple preposition used in many fixed expressions and combinations.
Magari ci vediamo davanti a un caffè la prossima settimana.
Maybe we’ll meet over a coffee next week.
prepararle
[preh-pah-RAHR-leh]
to prepare for her
Infinitive 'preparare' plus 'le' (for her).
Posso prepararle un caffè?
Can I prepare her a coffee?
qualcosa?
kwahl-KOH-zah
something?
Raise your pitch at the end for a question. Stress the middle syllable: qual-CO-sa.
Vuoi qualcosa?
Do you want something?
Words in this phrase
qualcosa
[kwahl-KOH-zah]
something
Indefinite pronoun meaning something.
Vuoi qualcosa da bere?
Do you want something to drink?
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