How to Say ‘That I have a desire to make love with you’ in Italian
Che ho una voglia di fare l'amore con lei
keh oh OO-nah VOH-lyah dee FAH-reh l' ah-MOH-reh cono lay
[keh oh OO-nah VOH-lyah dee FAH-reh l' ah-MOH-reh cono lay]
💬 Usage Tip: Using 'ho una voglia di' expresses intense desire, a common romantic expression.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Expressing romantic intentions can be quite direct in Italy but often delivered with charm.
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
that
Used to identify or point out something specific.
Che io conosco bene.
That I know well.
ho
[oh]
have
To hold or possess something.
Ho due gatti.
I have two cats.
una
[OO-nah]
a
A single or individual item.
Una casa bella.
A beautiful house.
voglia
[VOH-lyah]
desire
A strong feeling of wanting or wishing for something.
Ho una forte voglia di viaggiare.
I have a strong desire to travel.
di
[dee]
to
Used to indicate the infinitive.
Voglia di fare qualcosa.
Desire to do something.
fare
[FAH-reh]
do
To execute or perform an action.
Voglio fare un viaggio.
I want to take a trip.
l'
[l']
the
Used before a singular noun to indicate a specific thing.
L'amore è bello.
Love is beautiful.
amore
[ah-MOH-reh]
love
An intense feeling of deep affection.
Fare l'amore è un momento speciale.
Making love is a special moment.
con
[cono]
with
Used to indicate association or accompaniment.
Uscire con amici.
Go out with friends.
lei
[lay]
her
Used to refer to a female person previously mentioned.
Parlo con lei.
I speak with her.
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