How to Say ‘That's very kind of you.’ in Italian
È molto gentile.
eh MOHL-toh jen-TEE-leh
[eh MOHL-toh jen-TEE-leh]
Phrase Breakdown
È
[eh]
you are (formal)
Form of 'essere' used with formal 'Lei'.
È italiano, signore?
Are you Italian, sir?
molto
[MOHL-toh]
very
An adverb used to strengthen an adjective or description.
Nel commento È molto umana, molto rafforza l'idea di attenzione alle persone.
In the comment 'È molto umana,' 'molto' reinforces the idea of caring about people.
gentile
[jen-TEE-leh]
kind
An adjective meaning “kind,” “nice,” or “courteous.” In flirting, it can warmly acknowledge someone’s sweet behavior or words.
È davvero gentile da parte tua notare la mia giacca.
It’s really kind of you to notice my jacket.
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