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 nurse patiently explained everything to the nervous patient."
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adv In a caring or considerate manner.
"The teacher smiled kindly and told him not to worry about the mistake."
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adv Used to make a polite request or command, especially when slightly firm or impatient.
"Kindly keep your voice down; people are trying to study."
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kindly in a sentence
- The kindly nurse patiently explained everything to the nervous patient.
- A kindly shopkeeper let the boy pay for his sweets the next day.
- The teacher smiled kindly and told him not to worry about the mistake.
- She kindly offered to drive us to the station.
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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 nurse patiently explained everything to the nervous patient." 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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