How to Say ‘You have style too’ in Italian
Anche tu hai stile
AHN-keh too eye STEE-leh
[AHN-keh too eye STEE-leh]
💬 Usage Tip: tu is usually dropped since hai already means "you have", but it comes back after anche for emphasis. Same with Anche io "me too".
Phrase Breakdown
Anche tu
AHN-keh too
You too
'Anche' means 'also' and comes before the word it refers to: AN-ke too.
Vieni anche tu?
Are you coming too?
Words in this phrase
Anche
[AHN-keh]
also / too
Used to agree or add that the same is true for you as well.
Anche io ho apprezzato molto la conversazione.
I also really appreciated the conversation.
tu
[too]
you
Informal singular pronoun used when speaking directly to one person.
E tu, in che settore lavori?
And you, what field do you work in?
hai stile
eye STEE-leh
have style
The 'h' in 'hai' is silent, so it sounds like 'eye'. Say it as eye STEE-le.
Lei ha stile.
She has style.
Words in this phrase
hai
[eye]
you have
Second-person singular of avere; used to address one person informally.
Hai una buona base. per questo ruolo.
You have a good foundation for this role.
stile
[STEE-leh]
style
Often used to praise fashion sense, elegance, or personal flair.
Il tuo stile è semplice ma originale.
Your style is simple but original.
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