I would like to know some examples of when I can use "prego" in Italian ... thank you!
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The most common use is as a reply when people thank you:
"Grazie!"
"Prego!"
Another one is, for example, as the Italian equivalent of "please":
"Da questa parte, prego" (This way, please)
"Prego, potrebbe ripetere?" (Could you repeat that, please?)
Sometimes is used together with a pronoun:
"La prego di non parlare a voce alta" (Please don't talk loudly)
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