How to Say ‘For you’ in Italian
Per voi
pehr voy
[pehr voy]
💬 Usage Tip: [voi] here means "you" plural, not the extra-polite singular used in some older materials. For one person, you'd say [per te]; for several people, [per voi].
Phrase Breakdown
Per
[pehr]
for
A preposition meaning for, intended for, or meant for.
Questo è per voi con affetto.
This is for you with affection.
voi
[voy]
you
Pronoun meaning 'you' plural or polite form when addressing more than one person.
Ho scelto un vino per voi.
I chose a wine for you.
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