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How to Say ‘Your parents’ in Italian

I tuoi genitori

ee TWOY-ee je-nee-toh-ree

[ee TWOY-ee je-nee-toh-ree]

Phrase Breakdown

[ee]

the

Masculine plural definite article used before plural nouns like passaporti.

Example

I passaporti sono pronti sul banco.

The passports are ready on the counter.

tuoi

[TWOY-ee]

your

A possessive adjective meaning 'your,' agreeing with a masculine plural noun.

Example

Apprezzo i tuoi contatti, e tuoi mostra possesso in modo informale.

I appreciate your contacts, and 'your' shows possession in an informal way.

genitori

[je-nee-toh-ree]

parents

Father and mother of a person.

Example

I miei genitori vivono lontano.

My parents live far away.

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