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io accompagno

accompany, take (someone)

a k . k o m ˈp a ɲ . ɲ o → accompagnare
accompagn to accompany, to take or escort (someone somewhere) + o 1st-person singular present
verb · 1st-person singular, present tense Rare #29,930
accompany, take (someone) Often used when taking or going with someone to a place.
IT: Ti accompagno a casa.
EN: I'll take you home.
Conjugation of accompagnare
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First accompagno accompagniamo
Second accompagni —
Third accompagna —

Oggi non lo accompagno a scuola.

I'm not taking him to school today.

— Leviathan (2014)

La accompagno a casa?

Shall I walk you home?

— Vi presento Toni Erdmann (2016)

Lo accompagno io.

I’ll accompany him.

— Roma (2018)

Li accompagno io?

Shall I accompany them?

— Viaggio a Tokyo (1953)

Uh, accompagno Petra a scuola.

Uh, I'm taking Petra to school.

— TÁR (2022)

Allora la accompagno fino a casa?

So shall I walk her home?

— Parasite (2019)

No, io vivo due isolati più là ma accompagno sempre Leo a casa.

No, I live two blocks farther down, but I always walk Leo home.

— The Way He Looks (2014)

Sì, ti ci accompagno.

Yes, I’ll take you there.

— Victoria (2015)

Io non t'accompagno da nessuna parte.

I'm not taking you anywhere.

— Ladri di biciclette (1948)

Sounds similar to

accompagni a k . k o m ˈp a ɲ . ɲ i accompagna a k . k o m ˈp a ɲ . ɲ a