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"Catch up" or "You're catching up" may be English equivalents of "Raggiungete."
Specifically, the Italian verb "raggiungete" may be the infinitive "raggiungere' in either its present indicative or present imperative forms. In the indicative, it means "(you all) are catching up, catch up, do catch up." In the imperative, it means "(you all) Catch up!"
Either way, the pronunciation remains the same: "rahdj-DJYOON-djeh-teh."
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