How to Say ‘Your birthday’ in Italian
Il tuo compleanno
eel toh-oh kom-pleh-AHN-noh
[eel toh-oh kom-pleh-AHN-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian keeps il "the" in front of words like "your" and "my": il tuo compleanno, il mio compleanno. Leaving it out sounds clipped.
Phrase Breakdown
Il
[eel]
the
The masculine singular definite article, equivalent to "the."
Nella frase "Il ritardo", "Il" è l'articolo.
In the phrase "The delay," "Il" is the article.
tuo
[toh-oh]
your
Possessive adjective in Italian.
Qual è il tuo nome?
What is your name?
compleanno
[kom-pleh-AHN-noh]
birthday
The day or celebration of someone's birth; common in restaurant reservation contexts.
Per il compleanno vorremmo una torta piccola.
For the birthday we would like a small cake.
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