pregare
to pray, to beg
Pronunciation
/preˈɡa.re/
Cultural Note
'Prego' is one of the most versatile Italian words. Beyond 'to pray,' it means 'you're welcome,' 'please go ahead,' and 'may I help you?' — essential for daily politeness.
📝 Example Sentences
Ti prego, aiutami!
I beg you, help me!
La nonna prega in chiesa ogni mattina.
Grandmother prays in church every morning.
Prego, si accomodi.
Please, have a seat.
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