How to Say ‘With your daughter’ in Italian
Con vostra figlia
kohn VOS-trah FEEL-yah
[kohn VOS-trah FEEL-yah]
💬 Usage Tip: [vostra] shows you're talking to more than one person: [con vostra figlia] = "with your daughter" to both parents. To one person, you'd say [con tua figlia] or more formally [con sua figlia].
Phrase Breakdown
Con
[kohn]
with
A preposition used to indicate company or accompaniment.
Con vostra figlia ho parlato del parco.
With your daughter I talked about the park.
vostra
[VOS-trah]
your
Possessive adjective, plural/formal context, agreeing here with figlia in a polite family setting.
Con vostra figlia faccio spesso una passeggiata.
With your daughter I often take a walk.
figlia
[FEEL-yah]
daughter
Female child; often used when speaking politely to parents.
Vostra figlia ama camminare al mattino.
Your daughter loves walking in the morning.
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