How to Say ‘Your kindness’ in Italian
La sua gentilezza
lah SOO-ah jen-tee-LET-tsah
[lah SOO-ah jen-tee-LET-tsah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Sua] here means [your], not [her], because Italian uses the same word for both. In real life, who it refers to comes from context: [la sua macchina] can mean [your car] or [his/her car].
Phrase Breakdown
La
[lah]
the
Feminine singular definite article, here used before a noun phrase.
La cortesia conta quando si discute del pagamento.
Courtesy matters when discussing payment.
sua
[SOO-ah]
your / his / her
Polite or possessive adjective meaning your, his, or her depending on context; here often polite 'your'.
La sua calma ha aiutato a chiarire il malinteso.
Your calm helped clarify the misunderstanding.
gentilezza
[jen-tee-LET-tsah]
kindness
A noun meaning kindness, courtesy, or gentleness in behavior.
La sua gentilezza ha reso più facile parlare del POS.
Your kindness made it easier to talk about the card machine.
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