How to Say ‘Your husband’ in Italian
Suo marito
SWOH mah-REE-toh
[SWOH mah-REE-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: Suo is the polite "your", matching Lei. Family members in the singular take no il: suo marito, not il suo marito.
Phrase Breakdown
Suo
[SWOH]
Your (formal)
Used to show possession, in formal or respectful contexts.
Il Suo piacere è la nostra passione.
Your pleasure is our passion.
marito
[mah-REE-toh]
husband
A masculine noun for a married man's role in relation to his wife.
Mio marito lavora in banca.
My husband works in a bank.
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