How to Say ‘For my son’ in Italian
Per mio figlio
pehr MEE-oh FEE-lyoh
[pehr MEE-oh FEE-lyoh]
Phrase Breakdown
Per
[pehr]
for
Preposition used to indicate the person something is intended for.
Questo succo è per mio figlio.
This juice is for my son.
mio
[MEE-oh]
my
Possessive adjective used with masculine singular nouns.
Mio fratello prende un caffè lungo.
My brother has a long coffee.
figlio
[FEE-lyoh]
son
Means 'son'; useful when ordering something for a child.
Per mio figlio vorrei una cioccolata calda.
For my son I would like a hot chocolate.
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