How to Say ‘You are very kind.’ in Italian
Sei molto gentile.
say mohl-toh jen-tee-leh
[say mohl-toh jen-tee-leh]
💬 Usage Tip: The word 'gentile' can mean both kind and gentle.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Being considerate and polite is a cherished trait in Italy.
Phrase Breakdown
Sei
[say]
You are
Used to identify someone or something.
Sei una persona molto gentile.
You are a very kind person.
molto
[mohl-toh]
very
To a high degree.
Sei molto simpatico.
You are very nice.
gentile
[jen-tee-leh]
kind
Having a friendly, generous, or considerate nature.
Hai lasciato un'impressione gentile.
You left a kind impression.
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