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The 8 Meanings of Prego in Italian
1. The waiter brings over your tagliatelle al ragù, which looks “buonissimo”! When your friend asks if they can try some, you’re happy to let them. What should you say?
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Certo!
Prego!
Either of the above
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2.
In which of the following situations would you NOT find the word “prego” useful? When…
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Offering your friend a piece of cake
Letting your travel companion get on the train first
Answering a phone call
Asking a bus driver to repeat what they just said
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3. Ooops! Katie accidentally insulted Matteo’s cooking by calling it “particolare” (unusual). How might Matteo ask her to repeat what she just said?
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Parmigiano?!
Per favore?!
Prego?!
Certo?!
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4.
You’re waiting to buy some tomatoes at the market and you’re next in line. The vendor says “Prego!” How would you answer?
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Un chilo di pomodori, per favore.
Ok, aspetto i pomodori.
Grazie per i pomodori!
Mi dispiace, non mi piacciono i pomodori.
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5.
Next, the receptionist stands up, says “prego” and starts to walk away. What should you do?
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Wait where you are
Show him your passport
Follow him to your room
Repeat what you just said
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