How to Say ‘To make me blush’ in Italian
Di farmi arrossire
dee FAHR-mee ahr-roh-SEE-reh
[dee FAHR-mee ahr-roh-SEE-reh]
💬 Usage Tip: A playful phrase indicating you're flattered.
Phrase Breakdown
Di
[dee]
To
Indicates purpose or goal.
Vuoi farmi un favore?
Do you want to do me a favor?
farmi
[FAHR-mee]
make me
To cause a reaction or effect in oneself.
Cerchi di farmi sorridere.
You try to make me smile.
arrossire
[ahr-roh-SEE-reh]
blush
To become red in the face, often due to embarrassment or shyness.
Mi fai arrossire con i tuoi complimenti.
You make me blush with your compliments.
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