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How to Say ‘We'll put it in place’ in Italian

La mettiamo noi

lah meht-TYAH-moh noi

[lah meht-TYAH-moh noi]

💬 Usage Tip: la here means 'it' and stands for the ramp, because rampa is a feminine word. Adding noi at the end stresses 'we'll do it ourselves, not you'.

Phrase Breakdown

[lah]

Feminine object pronoun referring to a feminine noun.

Example

La pizza? La prendo io.

The pizza? I'll take it.

mettiamo

[meht-TYAH-moh]

we put

'mettere' (to put, set up), 'noi' form.

Example

Mettiamo i piatti sul tavolo.

We put the plates on the table.

noi

[noi]

Referring to a group including the speaker.

Example

Noi facciamo parte della squadra vincente.

We are part of the winning team.

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