In this intermediate-level lesson, we learn seven common expressions with the verb “prendere”, which means “to take” and “to get” in English. In most cases, these expressions can’t be literally translated into English.
The verb “prendere” is very versatile in Italian and can be used in many different expressions. One of the most common is: “prendere un appuntamento”, which means “to book an appointment”.
Other common expressions with this verb are: “prendere il sole”, “prendere sul serio”, and “prendere in considerazione”.
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CLICK HERE to listen to episode #83: Ten Expressions with the Verb Stare.
CLICK HERE to listen to episode #68: Ten Expressions with the Verb Dare.
CLICK HERE to get the Italian Verb Blueprint, a guide for conjugating all regular Italian verbs.
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