Anyone who speaks Italian, how would you say, “love yourself”, in Italian?
I am looking to get a tattoo that says "love yourself" in Italian. I prefer not to have it in English because I want it to be a bit more discreet. I chose Italian because I find it to be the most beautiful language, but I don't have much knowledge of it. I checked a translator, but I received several different translations, and I want to ensure that I get it right before committing to a tattoo. Thank you for your help!
3 Answers
Ama te stesso (Amati) singular second person imperative
Amate voi stessi (Amatevi) plural second person imperative
Nov 30, 2024
Hi, I'm italian
it means "amati", but it sounds bad for a tattoo, but italian language always have a solution!!! in fact, it can also be said "ama te stesso" that is more poetic and it sounds better..
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