kindly in Italian
kindly in Italian is gentilmente, per piacere, volete — kindly means warm-hearted, gentle, and considerate in nature.
kindly in Italian
gentilmente
In a kind manner, out of kindness.
per piacere
Used to make a polite request: please.
volete
Used to make a polite request: please.
What does "kindly" mean?
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adj Warm-hearted, gentle, and considerate in nature.
"The kindly old man always had time to chat with the neighbourhood kids."
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adv In a caring or considerate manner.
"She kindly offered to drive us to the station."
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adv Used to make a polite request or command, especially when slightly firm or impatient.
"Would you kindly close the door on your way out?"
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kindly in a sentence
- The kindly old man always had time to chat with the neighbourhood kids.
- She kindly offered to drive us to the station.
- He spoke kindly to the frightened child.
- Would you kindly close the door on your way out?
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What is "kindly" in Italian?
"kindly" in Italian is gentilmente, per piacere, volete. kindly means: Warm-hearted, gentle, and considerate in nature.
How do you use "kindly" in a sentence?
Example: "The kindly old man always had time to chat with the neighbourhood kids." In Italian, "kindly" is gentilmente, per piacere, volete.
Are there other ways to say "kindly" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 3 translations listed for "kindly": gentilmente, per piacere, volete.
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