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How to Say ‘Yes, please, have a seat.’ in Italian

Sì, prego, si accomodi.

see PREH-goh see ah-KOH-moh-dee

[see PREH-goh see ah-KOH-moh-dee]

Phrase Breakdown

Sì, prego,

see PREH-goh

Yes, please,

'Prego' is a polite word for 'go ahead' or 'please'. Say PREH-go.

Example

Sì, prego, entri pure.

Yes, please, come in.

Words in this phrase

Sì

[see]

yes

A simple affirmative answer, useful in conversation and interviews.

Example

Rispondo "Sì" quando mi chiedono se mi interessa la cultura aziendale.

I answer "Yes" when they ask me if I am interested in the company culture.

prego

[PREH-goh]

please, go ahead

Used to invite someone to speak or proceed.

Example

Prego, si accomodi.

Please, have a seat.

si accomodi.

see ah-KOH-moh-dee

have a seat / make yourself comfortable.

This is formal. Stress the second syllable: ak-KOH-mo-dee. The double 'cc' is held slightly.

Example

Prego, si accomodi qui.

Please, have a seat here.

Words in this phrase

[see]

Yourself

Refers to the identity of the person being addressed.

Example

Si alzi in piedi.

Stand up yourself.

accomodi

[ah-KOH-moh-dee]

make yourself comfortable / sit down

Formal command of 'accomodarsi', used to invite someone to sit or come in.

Example

Prego, si accomodi qui.

Please, have a seat here.

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