Pronunciation guide for Italian love expressions
Italian Romance: Sweet Phrases for Your Love Life: Pronunciation guide for Italian love expressions
Here is a pronunciation guide for some common Italian love expressions:
- Ti amo (tee AH-moh) — I love you (deep romantic love, intense)
- Ti voglio bene (tee VOHL-yoh BEH-neh) — I care about you / I love you (platonic or familial love)
- Ti adoro (tee ah-DOH-roh) — I adore you (affectionate and a little flirty)
- Amore mio (ah-MOH-reh MEE-oh) — My love
- Cuore mio (KWOH-reh MEE-oh) — My heart
- Tesoro mio (teh-SOH-roh MEE-oh) — My darling
- Baciami! (bah-CHA-mee) — Kiss me!
- Sei tutto per me (say TOOT-toh pehr meh) — You’re everything to me
- Ti penso ogni giorno (tee PEN-soh OHN-nee JOR-noh) — I think of you every day
- Sei il grande amore della mia vita (say eel GRAHN-deh ah-MOH-reh DEL-lah MEE-ah VEE-tah) — You’re the great love of my life
- Ti amerò per sempre (tee ah-meh-ROH pehr SEM-preh) — I will always love you
- Sono innamorato/a di te (SOH-noh in-nah-moh-RAH-toh/ta dee teh) — I’m in love with you (male/female speaker)
These phrases cover different levels of romance and affection, with pronunciation hints to help say them properly in Italian.