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How to Say ‘You have great style.’ in Italian

Ha molto stile.

ah MOHL-toh STEE-leh

[ah MOHL-toh STEE-leh]

🇮🇹 In Italy: Looking well put together matters a lot in Italy. Praising someone's style is a compliment people genuinely appreciate, and it stays safely away from their body.

Phrase Breakdown

[ah]

you have (formal)

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

Example

Ha tempo domani?

Do you have time tomorrow?

molto

[MOHL-toh]

a lot of

Used before a noun, it means much or a lot of.

Example

Ho molto lavoro oggi.

I have a lot of work today.

stile

[STEE-leh]

style

Masculine noun for elegance or a personal way of dressing or doing things.

Example

Mi piace il tuo stile.

I like your style.

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