How do you say "You've been so nice to me." in Italian?

"You've been so nice to me." in Italian is "Lei é stato molto gentile con me.". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "Lei é stato molto gentile con me." mean in English?

"Lei é stato molto gentile con me." means "You've been so nice to me." in English.

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How to Say ‘You've been so nice to me.’ in Italian

Lei é stato molto gentile con me.

ley eh stah-toh mohl-toh jen-tee-leh kohn meh

[ley eh stah-toh mohl-toh jen-tee-leh kohn meh]

Phrase Breakdown

Lei é stato

ley eh stah-toh

Words in this phrase

Lei

[ley]

she

Refers to a female person previously mentioned or easily identified.

Example

Lei è la mia amica.

She is my friend.

[eh]

Indicates a state of being.

Example

É primavera.

It is spring.

stato

[stah-toh]

been

Refers to the state or situation in the past or prior.

Example

È stato un buon amico.

He has been a good friend.

Molto gentile

mohl-toh jen-tee-leh

Words in this phrase

molto

[mohl-toh]

very

To a great extent or degree.

Example

Mi sei molto mancato.

I missed you very much.

gentile

[jen-tee-leh]

kind

Showing a considerate, generous disposition.

Example

È stato gentile a darmi un passaggio.

It was kind of him to give me a ride.

Con me

kohn meh

Words in this phrase

con

[kohn]

with

Accompanies another person or thing.

Example

Prendi il caffè con me.

Have coffee with me.

[meh]

The self-reference of the speaker.

Example

Puoi parlare con me.

You can talk to me.

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