How to Say ‘You have a radiant smile.’ in Italian
Hai un sorriso raggiante.
eye oon sor-REE-zoh rahd-JAHN-teh
[eye oon sor-REE-zoh rahd-JAHN-teh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Like complimenting a smile, this is warm but more personal than commenting on clothes or accessories. It can sound charming in the right moment, but with strangers it may also read as flirtatious.
Phrase Breakdown
Hai
[eye]
you have
Used to praise a feature or quality someone has.
Hai un sorriso raggiante oggi.
You have a radiant smile today.
un
[oon]
a
Masculine singular indefinite article.
Hai un sorriso raggiante nelle foto.
You have a radiant smile in photos.
sorriso
[sor-REE-zoh]
smile
A friendly noun often used in personal compliments.
Il tuo sorriso cambia l'atmosfera.
Your smile changes the atmosphere.
raggiante
[rahd-JAHN-teh]
radiant; glowing
A vivid compliment for a bright, joyful smile or expression.
Hai un sorriso raggiante quando sei felice.
You have a radiant smile when you are happy.
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