How to Say ‘How cute!’ in Italian
Che carini!
keh kah-REE-nee
[keh kah-REE-nee]
💬 Usage Tip: carini ends in -i because it describes more than one child; for one boy say che carino!, for one girl che carina!.
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
how / what
Exclamatory word used to express emotion, as in how nice! or that's wonderful!
Che bello vedere tutti pronti!
How nice to see everyone ready!
carini
[kah-REE-nee]
cute; sweet
Plural masculine of carino; used to compliment children, people or things.
I tuoi gatti sono carini.
Your cats are cute.
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