fidanzato {m} bae (also: betrothed, boyfriend, intended) ragazzo {m} bae (also: boy, call boy, child, dude, fella, fella, fellow, fellow, lad, laddie) fidanzata {f}
written by Rosetta Stone February 21, 2020. If you want to say “girl” in Italian, you would say “la ragazza.” Want to say “boy” instead? Then use “il regazzo.” The plural of each is “i regazzi” (the boys) and “le regazze” (the girls).
If you'd like to say “my love” to someone in Italian, you would say “amore mio”.
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What Does Babà Mean in Italian? In the dialect of Naples, if you're said “si nu' babbà” it means you're a nice and sweet person. Even though it has nothing to do with the famous pastry from Naples, the term Baba used in its feminine form is also a regional term which means “old lady”.
Italian Sweet Names for Lovers. How to Say “Lover” in Italian: Innamorato/Innamorata. “Boyfriend” in Italian and “Girlfriend” in Italian: Ragazzo and Ragazza. “Husband” in Italian and “Wife” in Italian: Marito and Moglie. “My Love” in Italian: Amore Mio.
Note that regardless of whether you are saying “my love” to a man or a woman, the expression amore mio always remains masculine. You would never say amore mia just because you are addressing a woman. Come sei bella oggi, amore mio! You look so beautiful today, my love!
Mio caro/mia cara – my dear
Caro and cara translate roughly as “dear” and “darling”. In Italian, to say “my dear” you use mio caro for a man and mia cara for a woman. They are common terms of affection especially among the older generation.
Bella – bella is feminine of bello and it is used before or after singular, feminine nouns. Some examples are: Una bella ragazza – a beautiful girl. Che bella signora – what a beautiful lady.
Amore (“Love”)
And there's a whole array of popular variations to make it even more delightful: the classic amore mio (“my love”), the charming amore bello (“beautiful love”), the sweet combo of amore mio bello (“my beautiful love”), and the adorable amorino (“little love”).
Outside of Italy, people may colloquially say or write ciao bella to evoke an Italian air for rhetorical effect or to demonstrate worldliness. In the US, ciao bella is often used more flirtatiously, meant to impress or compliment an attractive woman, more in line with its Roman applications.
Other Italian phrases to express love besides "ti amo" include "ti adoro" (I adore you), "sei la mia vita" (you are my life), and "ti voglio tanto bene" (I love you very much).
When expressing love to a friend, the most common phrase used in Italian is “Ti voglio bene.” This phrase translates to “I care about you” or “I love you” in English. It is a more casual way of expressing love and is commonly used among close friends and family members.
Italian Phrase: Ciao, amore mio! (Hello, my love!) - Daily Italian Words.
Both "Bella Ciao" and "Ciao Bella" can be translated as "hello/goodbye beautiful".
Italian sayings about love for lovers
Amore non è senza amaro./Love is not without bitterness. L'amore non è bello se non è litigarello./ Amor senza baruffa, fa la muffa./Love is not beautiful if it is not a quarrel. / Love without a quarrel, it makes mold.
This could be a slightly patronizing use of the word. “Grazie tesoro! “ Thanks love.