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io occuparcene

to take care of it, to deal with it

→ occupare
occupar to occupy, to take up + ce 1st-person plural clitic (us/there) + ne 3rd-person clitic pronoun (of/from it or them)
verb · 1st-person Rare #43,954
to take care of it, to deal with it The ending -ne refers to something already mentioned; the phrase literally means “to take care of it” or “to deal with it.”
IT: Possiamo occuparcene domani.
EN: We can take care of it tomorrow.
Conjugation of occupare

Ci disse di non occuparcene personalmente.

He told us not to handle it personally.

— Codice d'onore (1992)

Possiamo occuparcene noi.

We can take care of it.

— L'agente segreto (2025)

Ha detto di occuparcene.

He/She said to take care of it.

— Infernal Affairs (2002)