"Sei tutto per me" is pronounced as "say too-toh pehr meh." In this Italian phrase, "sei" sounds like "say," "tutto" is pronounced "too-toh," "per" sounds like "pehr," and "me" is pronounced "meh." The emphasis is generally placed on the first syllable of each word.
Tu sei tutto per me.
"You're my everything!" in English is Sei tutto per me!in Italian.
sei mio tutto
ringraziamo Dio per tutto
sei
"You are everything for me!" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase Tu sei tutto per me! The second person singular subject pronoun, present indicative in the second person informal singular, masculine singular adjective/noun/pronoun, preposition, and first person singular pronoun need not begin with a subject -- other than for emphasis -- since context and verb endings make the subject clear. The pronunciation will be "too SEH-ee TOOT-to per mey" in Italian.
Sei così bella! Ti amo con tutto il mio cuore, bambina!in Italian means "You're so beautiful! I love you with all my heart, baby!" in English.
z'eye roo'igg
Somewhere between the tightness of 'seh' and the looseness of 'say' is how you pronounce 'sei' in Italian. The adjective 'bello' is pronounced 'BEHL-loh'. The phrase means 'You're handsome'.
Say is written in in IPA as [se:] or [sei].
"Say show-nah-go-un"
"Tchow TOOT-to" is a way to pronounce the Italian phrase Ciao, tutto! The words serve as a conversational, colloquial, friendly, informal greeting and a masculine singular adjective/noun/pronoun. They translate into English as "Hello (Hi), all (everybody, everyone, everything)!"