How to Say ‘With you’ in Italian
Con lei
Kon Lay
[Kon Lay]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Cashiers may use [lei] to be polite even in very routine exchanges. You don't need to copy it actively every time; just knowing it means polite "you" helps a lot.
Phrase Breakdown
Con
[Kon]
With her
Indicating association with a female person.
Andrò al museo con lei.
I will go to the museum with her.
lei
[Lay]
With her
Used to indicate being accompanied by a female person.
Sta uscendo con lei stasera.
He is going out with her tonight.
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