How to Say 'Beautiful' in Italian

No group of people in the world is more expressive or romantic than the Italians.

The Italian language conveys as much emotion as Italians do themselves. This fluid language is used to talk, argue and complain--and it all sounds beautiful. No group of people in the world is more expressive or romantic than the Italians.

Instructions

1. 

   Say "bello," which means "beautiful" in Italian. "Bello" is used to describe many thoughts and emotions in Italian.

2. Remark to a friend that there is a beautiful woman nearby. You would say, "Che bella donna!" If there is a handsome man, you would say "Che bell'uomo!"

3. Speak to a mother and tell her that her baby is beautiful. You would say, "Che bello bambino!"

4. Compliment the beautiful Italian city you are in. You would say, "È una bella città."

5. Say that everything is beautiful. You would say "bellissimo" or "molto bello."

Tips & Warnings

• "Bello" is the only word in Italian used to describe beauty or admiration, while in English, we might use "beautiful," "stunning," "pretty" or "lovely."

Resources

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