Prego in Italian

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[elizabethhiebert]

NOW!!! NOW I understand how important it is to speak Italian with the Hands!!
Love you two!! TYSM for all the joy that you bring into the world!!

[occhialcielo.Occhialcielo]

Explained:
it means "I pray"
which becomes "I pray for you to...go in/come inside/let me explain/...".
It's a word that we use a lot even if it has lost its first meaning in these sentences.

Otherwise "prego" Is still used for prayers.

[RuthPettit-vypq]

Thank you .. That explains so much . I thought I was going very wrong with my learning Italian when I visited Italy .

[annamaria]

German has the similar word "Bitte" . In Hebrew, too

[roopashrirao]

What I learnt - the first language is hands. Tone is the differentiator Words are an added benefit only.

[exceptionaltalentspc]

It's not what you say, it's how you say it 😊 Lesson learned 😊

[Siegorius]

No wonder italians use their hands so much. It's 90% of the language apparently

[pietersma]

And you can see why the hand gestures are so important in Italian😂

[SasaJott]

In Germany we have the word "bitte". It is a kind of a allrounder like prego

[marypotter]

I reckon you could replace most if not all of these with “please” in English and it would amount to the same thing (when accompanied by hand gestures of course)

[loanokaharbor]

HE has his BOSS jacket on!! The BOSS is in charge... Prego !!! 😅👍❤

[silverhairedqueen]

Worked with someone in the 80s who had been raised in Italy. She answered the office phone, "Prego!" I always assumed it meant "hello!!"

[lisak]

That's the word I heard constantly in Italy. I started using it myself 😂.

[anisa]

Estuvimos con mi hija un mes por Italia. Escuchamos mucho "prego"...Y si, tiene muchos significados!

[evaa]

When I was in Italy I was buying something at a local convenience shop. The old man behind the counter said Prego . I gave him a weird look then he gave me one back . I said to him, in my country and in English when you say prego it’s short for pregnant . And I made a gesture around my belly . He laughed so hard and said you no prego! Prego! Hahaha we both laughed afterwards

[GaryAndHeatherBush]

Nice!! I know more Italian than I thought!! 💕💕

[Birthguide]

I will never look at a jar of spaghetti sauce the same way again.

[leahdelpezzo]

Ok! Now I know how to communicate effectively with an Italian ❤

[ndamusomubagwa]

In some parts of Belgium, we do the same thing with "s'il vous plaît" 👍🏾

[maureenwagg]

Yep it's all about expression and inflection. Love it.