How to Say ‘We can prepare for you’ in Italian
Possiamo prepararvi
pos-SYAH-moh preh-pah-RAHR-vee
[pos-SYAH-moh preh-pah-RAHR-vee]
💬 Usage Tip: The [vi] at the end of [prepararvi] means "for you (plural/formal)." Italian often attaches little words like this to the end of the verb: [dirvi] = "tell you," [portarvi] = "bring you."
Phrase Breakdown
Possiamo
[pos-SYAH-moh]
we can
First-person plural of potere; used to offer help or possibilities.
Possiamo organizzare anche una piccola sorpresa.
We can also arrange a small surprise.
prepararvi
[preh-pah-RAHR-vee]
prepare for you
From preparare with an attached indirect object pronoun, meaning 'prepare for you.'
Possiamo prepararvi un dessert con una candela.
We can prepare a dessert with a candle for you.
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