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How to Say ‘It suits you very well.’ in Italian

Le sta molto bene.

leh stah MOHL-toh BEH-neh

[leh stah MOHL-toh BEH-neh]

💬 Usage Tip: stare bene a is how Italian says something suits someone, and le here is the polite "to you". With a friend, say ti sta molto bene.

Phrase Breakdown

Le sta molto

leh stah MOHL-toh

It suits her/you (formal) very

'Le' means 'to her' or 'to you' (formal). 'Stare bene a qualcuno' means 'to suit someone'.

Example

Le sta molto meglio così.

It suits you much better like that.

Words in this phrase

Le

[leh]

to you (formal)

Formal indirect pronoun meaning 'to you', used politely with strangers like customers.

Example

Le porto il caffè.

I'll bring you the coffee.

sta

[stah]

suits / looks

From 'stare'; 'stare bene a qualcuno' means clothing suits someone.

Example

Questo colore ti sta bene.

This colour suits you.

molto

[MOHL-toh]

very

An adverb used to strengthen an adjective or description.

Example

Nel commento È molto umana, molto rafforza l'idea di attenzione alle persone.

In the comment 'È molto umana,' 'molto' reinforces the idea of caring about people.

bene.

BEH-neh

well

Stress 'BE-ne', with an open first E.

Example

Sto bene, grazie.

I'm well, thanks.

Words in this phrase

bene

[BEH-neh]

well / fine

In va bene, it means fine or okay.

Example

Per me bene così, grazie.

For me, that’s fine like this, thanks.

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