How to Say ‘Do you accept’ in Italian
Li accettate
lee ah-cheht-tah-teh
[lee ah-cheht-tah-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [li] means "them" for masculine plural things, and in questions like this it usually comes before the verb: [li accettate?] = "do you accept them?" You can swap in another object the same way: [li vedi?] "do you see them?"
Phrase Breakdown
Li
[lee]
Them
Refers to a group of objects or people.
Li accettate a scuola?
Do you accept them at school?
accettate
[ah-cheht-tah-teh]
Accept (plural)
Inquire if something is acceptable or received by a group.
Li accettate come pagamento?
Do you accept them as payment?
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