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How to Say ‘You have a beautiful smile.’ in Italian

Ha un bel sorriso.

ah oon bel sohr-REE-soh

[ah oon bel sohr-REE-soh]

💬 Usage Tip: ha alone already means polite "you have". Italian usually leaves out the word for "you".

Phrase Breakdown

Ha un bel

ah oon bel

He/she has a beautiful

'Ha' is 'has', and the 'h' is silent, so say 'a un bel', flowing the words together.

Example

Ha un bel giardino.

He/she has a beautiful garden.

Words in this phrase

[ah]

you have (formal)

Third person form of 'avere', used for formal 'Lei'.

Example

Ha tempo domani?

Do you have time tomorrow?

[oon]

a; an

Indefinite article used before a masculine singular noun.

Example

Un menu famiglia può convenire a gruppi grandi.

A family menu can be convenient for large groups.

bel

[bel]

beautiful; nice

Short form of bello before a masculine singular noun. It means nice, beautiful, or great depending on context.

Example

Sarà un bel torneo da seguire.

It will be a great tournament to follow.

sorriso.

sohr-REE-soh

smile

Stress the middle syllable, 'sor-RI-so', and roll the double 'r'.

Example

Che sorriso dolce!

What a sweet smile!

Words in this phrase

sorriso

[sohr-REE-soh]

smile

A masculine noun for the facial expression of happiness.

Example

Che sorriso simpatico!

What a friendly smile!

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