I'm guessing it means "ready to eat" but it could mean "ready to party," if one has a particularly talented duck.

This is a REALLY useful sentence. When I go to Italy next year, i know I'll never be at a loss for words again!

... My duck is ready? Is this an idiom?

This feels like living in a Friends episode!!

The real question we should be asking is.. is it's body ready?

I hope "ready for an outing" and not ready "per la cena"!!

I think this means that Golduck is ready to fight... (if you don't get my comment, look for Golduck on Google). =)

My duck was born ready.

My duck is ready to dance.

My nieces saw a duck race at a county fair so maybe the duck is ready for that.

Speaking as a person who owns a duck that is actually ready, I am very pleased that I have learned how to say this sentence in Italian.

My duck is ready... to star on Youtube!

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Mine too

This is an instant classic and I would love the text on a T-shirt, but sometimes, I really need a specific context shown next to a given sentence. It could be valuable, I think.

What about your goose