How to Say ‘Very kind’ in Italian
Molto gentile
MOHL-toh jen-TEE-leh
[MOHL-toh jen-TEE-leh]
Phrase Breakdown
Molto
[MOHL-toh]
very
An adverb meaning “very” or “a lot,” used to strengthen an adjective or description.
Sei molto gentile con quel complimento sul mio stile.
You are very kind with that compliment about my style.
gentile
[jen-TEE-leh]
kind
An adjective meaning “kind,” “nice,” or “courteous.” In flirting, it can warmly acknowledge someone’s sweet behavior or words.
È davvero gentile da parte tua notare la mia giacca.
It’s really kind of you to notice my jacket.
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