How to Say ‘You have a delightful smile.’ in Italian
E tu hai un sorriso incantevole.
eh too eye oon sor-REE-zoh een-kan-TEH-voh-leh
[eh too eye oon sor-REE-zoh een-kan-TEH-voh-leh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: This is sweet and openly flirtatious. In Italy, complimenting someone's smile is usually safer and smoother at a bar than jumping straight to more intense compliments about their body.
Phrase Breakdown
E tu hai
eh too eye
Words in this phrase
E
[eh]
And
Connects two related clauses or sentences.
E tu hai un sorriso che incanta tutti.
And you have a smile that enchants everyone.
tu
[too]
you
Referring to the person addressed.
Tu hai un talento naturale.
You have a natural talent.
hai
[eye]
have
Indicates possession or quality.
Hai un sorriso che affascina.
You have a captivating smile.
Un sorriso
oon sor-REE-zoh
Words in this phrase
un
[oon]
a
Indicates one of something.
Hai un sorriso sincero.
You have a sincere smile.
sorriso
[sor-REE-zoh]
smile
The facial expression of pleasure, approval, or kindness.
Il tuo sorriso è incantevole.
Your smile is enchanting.
incantevole
[een-kan-TEH-voh-leh]
enchanting
Charming; capturing interest as if by a spell.
Il tuo stile è incantevole.
Your style is enchanting.
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