A few months ago, we discussed Various ways to translate the word “beautiful” in Italian, But what about “handsome”? In today’s article, we will look at the five most common terms used to describe handsome guys in Italian. If you can think of anyone else in the comments section below, please let us know!
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1. Bello
Bello Should be your preferred word Handsome Italian, although it can be translated in many other ways, including beautiful, Ok, wonderful, beautiful and many more.
Maria thinks that man is very handsome.
Maria thinks that man is very handsome.
Bello It is one of the adjectives that can appear before or after the noun. When it comes before most masculine singular nouns, Bello Abbreviated Ok. However, it becomes bell’ Before the vowels. E.g:
- A handsome man = A handsome man
- A good man = A handsome guy / young people
- A cute little boy = A handsome young man/teenager
- A beautiful baby = A handsome boy
- Handsome gentleman = Handsome gentleman
- A good man = Handsome guy
When it follows the noun, its form does not change.
- A man Bello = A handsome man
- a boy Bello = A handsome guy / young people
- A cute little boy = A handsome young man/teenager
- A beautiful child = A handsome boy
- Handsome gentleman = Handsome gentleman
- A good man = Handsome guy
notes: Hi pretty girl! It is a very common greeting in Italy.Although it literally means Hello handsome! or Goodbye handsome guy! There is no hint in this sentence. In fact, men and women have been using it with their male friends.The closest equivalent in English is Hi, buddy! / Hey guy!
Hi pretty girl, How are you?
Hi man, how are you?
If you feel romantic, here are some other terms you might use:
- Good morning, my handsome guy! = Good morning, (my) handsome guy!
- Good night, my child! = Good night, (my) handsome guy!
- Goodbye my friend! = Good night, (my) handsome guy!
- Good dream, my child! = Good dream, (my) handsome guy!
- I love you, my dear! = I love you, (my) handsome guy!
- My handsome guy = My handsome guy
2. Beautiful
it’s beautiful Is the absolute highest Bello, Suffix -issimo It means “very” or “very”.If Italians think someone is special, they will use this form to add extra emphasis Handsome.
like Bello, it’s beautiful It can appear before or after the noun it describes. However, its location does not cause a change in form.
- A beautiful man/man it’s beautiful = A handsome man
- A beautiful boy/boy it’s beautiful = A handsome guy / young people
- A beautiful little boy/child it’s beautiful = A handsome young man/teenager
- A beautiful baby/toddler it’s beautiful = A handsome boy
- Beautiful gentleman/gentleman it’s beautiful = Handsome gentleman
- A beautiful playboy/playboy it’s beautiful = Handsome guy
That boy is very beautiful. He can be a model.
That boy is very handsome. He can be a model.
Another way to emphasize is to add adverbs very much (very much), my own (Really), or and so (and so) in front of Bello.
How can you be so beautiful? That’s not right!
How can you be so handsome? This is not fair!
3. Attractive
attractive Is the word attractive In Italian. It refers not only to a person’s appearance, but also to their charming and seductive demeanor.
I asked myself: What makes men attractive to women?
I want to know: What makes men attractive to women?
4. Stem
dry Actually refers to trunk (Human) But sometimes used humorously to describe a handsome young man who is tall, strong, and athletic.
Pietro is a real handsome guy, and many women like him.
Pietro is a big guy, and women really like him.
5. I stay/fig
I’m It’s actually Italian slang, meaning hot or Cool guy. Yes, before you ask, I’m Also means Figure In Italian!Depending on the region, people might say Figo instead I’m. For example, my husband from Turin in the north only uses Figo.
Like many adjectives, I stay/fig Can be used as a noun (e.g. Fig = Handsome guy, A cool guy).
Marta’s boyfriend is very cool.
Marta’s boyfriend is too spicy.
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