How to Say ‘Only for someone who’ in Italian
Solo per chi
SOH-loh pehr kee
[SOH-loh pehr kee]
Phrase Breakdown
Solo
[SOH-loh]
only
Used to limit something in a playful or emphatic way; here it sets a teasing condition.
Al bar sorrido e dico: «Solo per chi sa farmi ridere».
At the bar I smile and say: “Only for someone who knows how to make me laugh.”
per
[pehr]
for
A common preposition meaning for; it introduces the person who qualifies.
Questo tavolo è Solo per chi vuole flirtare con leggerezza.
This table is only for those who want to flirt lightly.
chi
[kee]
who / whoever
Refers to the person who does something; in this phrase it means whoever meets the condition.
È Solo per chi ha il coraggio di fare una battuta carina.
It’s only for whoever has the courage to make a cute joke.
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