How to Say ‘Of yourselves’ in Italian
Di voi
dee voy
[dee voy]
💬 Usage Tip: After [cura di], Italian says [voi] in the form [di voi]: [prendetevi cura di voi]. You can swap it: [di te], [di lui], [di loro].
Phrase Breakdown
Di
[dee]
of
A preposition used in many expressions, including prendersi cura di qualcuno.
Di voi parlano sempre con affetto.
They always speak about you with affection.
voi
[voy]
you / yourselves
Pronoun used for plural or formal you; here it means yourselves in the phrase.
Di voi mi preoccupo spesso, quindi riposatevi.
I often worry about you, so get some rest.
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