How to Say ‘Your children’ in Italian
I Suoi bambini
ee SWOY bahm-BEE-nee
[ee SWOY bahm-BEE-nee]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian keeps the article before "your": i Suoi bambini, literally "the your children". Same with i miei figli "my children" and la Sua casa "your house".
Phrase Breakdown
I
[ee]
the
Masculine plural definite article used before plural nouns like passaporti.
I passaporti sono pronti sul banco.
The passports are ready on the counter.
Suoi
[SWOY]
your (formal, plural things)
Formal possessive 'your' used with Lei, masculine plural form; capitalized to show respect.
Come stanno i Suoi genitori?
How are your parents?
bambini
[bahm-BEE-nee]
children
Young human beings below the age of full physical development.
I bambini giocano nel parco.
The children are playing in the park.
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