How to Say ‘In your eyes’ in Italian
Nei tuoi occhi
nay TWOY-ee OHK-kee
[nay TWOY-ee OHK-kee]
💬 Usage Tip: in + i merges into nei. Likewise in + il becomes nel, as in nel bar "in the bar".
Phrase Breakdown
Nei
[nay]
in the
A contraction of 'in' + 'i,' meaning 'in the' with masculine plural nouns.
Nei prossimi giorni ti invierò un messaggio di ringraziamento.
In the next few days I will send you a thank-you message.
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.
occhi
[OHK-kee]
eyes
Plural of 'occhio' (eye).
Hai gli occhi stanchi.
Your eyes look tired.
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