How to Say ‘How sweet.’ in Italian
Che carino.
keh kah-REE-noh
[keh kah-REE-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Che] at the start makes this an exclamation: [how sweet!] rather than a question. You can reuse that pattern with [che bello!] or [che carina!].
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
how / what
Used in an exclamation to react warmly to something kind or sweet.
Che gentile sei stato con quel complimento.
How kind you were with that compliment.
carino
[kah-REE-noh]
cute / nice / sweet
Used to respond positively to a sweet gesture or compliment.
Il tuo messaggio era davvero carino.
Your message was really sweet.
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