How to Say ‘Your advice’ in Italian
I tuoi consigli
ee TWOY-ee kohn-SEE-lyee
[ee TWOY-ee kohn-SEE-lyee]
💬 Usage Tip: Tuoi changes shape to match a plural noun: consigli. The same idea gives il tuo consiglio but i tuoi consigli.
Phrase Breakdown
I
[ee]
the
Masculine plural definite article, used before plural masculine nouns.
I tuoi suggerimenti mi sono stati molto utili, e I introduce il nome al plurale.
Your suggestions were very useful to me, and 'the' introduces the plural noun.
tuoi
[TWOY-ee]
your
A possessive adjective meaning 'your,' agreeing with a masculine plural noun.
Apprezzo i tuoi contatti, e tuoi mostra possesso in modo informale.
I appreciate your contacts, and 'your' shows possession in an informal way.
consigli
[kohn-SEE-lyee]
advice; suggestions
Plural noun meaning 'advice' or 'suggestions,' especially practical tips from someone experienced.
I tuoi consigli mi hanno aiutato a capire meglio il mercato, e consigli indica suggerimenti pratici.
Your advice helped me understand the market better, and 'advice' indicates practical suggestions.
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