How to Say ‘Put down’ in Italian
Metti giù
💬 Usage Tip: Common phrase to instruct someone to place something.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Often used by parents to tell children to put something down.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Metti
[MEH-tee]
Put down
To place something in a lower position.
Metti giù il telecomando quando hai finito.
Put down the remote when you are finished.
giù
[joo]
Put down
To place something in a lower position.
Metti giù il telecomando.
Put down the remote.
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