How to Say ‘Here are your documents’ in Italian
Ecco i suoi documenti
EH-koh ee SWOY doh-koo-MEHN-tee
[EH-koh ee SWOY doh-koo-MEHN-tee]
💬 Usage Tip: suoi is polite "your" in the plural, matching documenti. It's the same word as "his" or "her".
Phrase Breakdown
Ecco
[EH-koh]
Here
Used to draw attention to someone or something present.
Ecco il libro.
Here is the book.
i suoi documenti
ee SWOY doh-koo-MEHN-tee
your documents
'Suoi' is the formal 'your' (Lei form) for plural masculine nouns. 'Documenti' is stressed on the third syllable: 'do-ku-MEN-ti'.
Mi mostri i suoi documenti.
Show me your documents.
Words in this phrase
i
[ee]
the
Plural masculine definite article used before plural masculine nouns.
Nella frase I responsabili, I introduce il gruppo dei manager.
In the phrase 'I responsabili,' 'I' introduces the group of managers.
suoi
[SWOY]
your (formal, plural masculine)
Formal possessive used with masculine plural nouns, written with a capital S when addressing someone politely.
Come stanno i Suoi genitori?
How are your parents?
documenti
[doh-koo-MEHN-tee]
documents
Official papers such as ID, passport or permits.
Ho tutti i documenti.
I have all the documents.
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