How do you say "beige" in Italian?

beige

Adjective Noun

In Italian, "beige" is beige.

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Pronunciation

Beige is pronounced roughly like the English word, BEHZH, though many Italians say BEH-jeh with a softer ending.

Grammar notes

beige is a adjective used the same way as its English equivalent.

Example sentence

Le pareti erano dipinte di beige.

The walls were painted beige.

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How to remember beige

Beige is a borrowed French word used as-is in Italian, so the pronunciation barely changes.

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Questions about beige

How do you pronounce beige?

Beige is pronounced roughly like the English word, BEHZH, though many Italians say BEH-jeh with a softer ending.

Is beige formal or casual?

beige is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.

How is beige used in Italian?

beige is used the same way as the equivalent English adjective. For example: Le pareti erano dipinte di beige. (The walls were painted beige.).

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