How to Say ‘What a beautiful dress!’ in Italian
Che bel vestito!
keh bel veh-STEE-toh
[keh bel veh-STEE-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Che + adjective + noun makes a quick "What a…!" exclamation. Swap the noun to reuse it: Che bel sorriso! "What a beautiful smile!"
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
what
Question word used to ask for information or specification.
Che tipo di ruolo cerchi?
What kind of role are you looking for?
bel
[bel]
beautiful; nice
Short form of bello before a masculine singular noun. It means nice, beautiful, or great depending on context.
Sarà un bel torneo da seguire.
It will be a great tournament to follow.
vestito
[veh-STEE-toh]
dress / suit
Masculine noun for a dress or suit.
Compro un vestito per la festa.
I'm buying a dress for the party.
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