How to Say ‘Ladies and gentlemen’ in Italian
Signore e signori
siˈɲore e siˈɲori
[siˈɲore e siˈɲori]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Signore' and 'signora' are formal titles, used here to address a crowd.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Using these titles shows politeness, important in public speech or formal settings.
Phrase Breakdown
Signore
[siˈɲore]
Ladies
A term used to address women with respect or formality.
Signore e signori, benvenuti.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome.
e
[e]
and
Used to connect words of the same part of speech, clauses, or sentences.
Pane e formaggio.
Bread and cheese.
signori
[siˈɲori]
gentlemen
A polite or formal way of referring to or addressing men.
Signori, l'incontro sta per iniziare.
Gentlemen, the meeting is about to start.
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