"Prendi quello che vuoi."

Translation: Take what you want.

[bryanbyrnes]

take that which you want should count, is more literal translation no?

[jar30pma23]

Yes. It is literal and shows that tu capisce the structure!!!

[crista_b]

Why was my translation of "take whichever you want" marked wrong? What would that translation be?

[cosmopolita61]

I will report it, I wrote "which".

[gufa3cv]

Take what you want

[joanbr]

But why? Please tell me why, "Take the one you want" is wrong. How would you say that in Italian? I was going to put "take what you want" but then I remembered you marked me wrong in a previous answer for not translating "quello " how you wanted.

[mukkapazza]

Good catch, "tale the one that you want" could work as well :) Quello is tricky because as you may have noticed it doesn't always have the same translation in English. Here are a few examples:

• Quello è mio marito/That (one) is my husband
• Facciamo tutto quello che possiamo/We are doing everything/all that we can
• Tu fai sempre quello che vuoi/You always do whatever/what you want

[acqualinda]

"take the one you want" is now accepted (Sep. 2018)

[WilliamM.G]

You take that what you want.

[Dick403354]

I was given the choice of "anything" or "all" for quello. I chose "all" and was marked wrong but in this context it means the same thing.

[Karin759762]

Why quello rather than tutta? What is the difference?