How to Say ‘You are very charming.’ in Italian
Sei molto affascinante.
say MOHL-toh ah-fah-shee-NAHN-teh
[say MOHL-toh ah-fah-shee-NAHN-teh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: To a stranger, [affascinante] is strong and can sound clearly flirtatious. If you want to stay light and safe, compliments about style or an accessory are usually easier.
Phrase Breakdown
Sei
[say]
you are
Second-person form of essere, used for direct compliments.
Sei molto affascinante quando sorridi.
You are very charming when you smile.
molto
[MOHL-toh]
very
A common adverb used to strengthen the compliment.
Sei molto affascinante stasera.
You are very charming tonight.
affascinante
[ah-fah-shee-NAHN-teh]
charming; attractive
A strong compliment about someone's appeal or presence.
Il tuo modo di parlare è davvero affascinante.
The way you speak is truly charming.
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