The word "prego" is an Italian term commonly used in conversational contexts. In English, it is often translated as "you're welcome" and is used as a polite response when someone thanks you. It can also imply "please" when offering something to someone.
The word "prego" comes from the Italian verb "pregare," which means "to pray" or "to ask." The different usage contexts of "prego" have evolved over time, especially in social interactions.
"Thank you for helping me with my homework!"
"Prego! I'm glad I could help."
"Can I please grab that book from you?"
"Prego! Here you go."
"I appreciate your kindness!"
"Prego! It's my pleasure."
"Thank you for the delicious meal."
"Prego! I hope you enjoyed it."