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How do you say "breeze" in Italian?

la brezza

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "breeze" is la brezza.

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Pronunciation

The word brezza comes out as bre-zza, with bre taking the stress. That doubled zz needs a firmer, longer sound than a single one would.

Grammar notes

la brezza is feminine. Its plural is brezze.

Example sentence

Una brezza fresca entrò dalla finestra.

A cool breeze drifted through the window.

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How to remember la brezza

Hold onto the image from "A cool breeze drifted through the window." — that's the peg you hang brezza on.

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Questions about la brezza

How do you pronounce la brezza?

The word brezza comes out as bre-zza, with bre taking the stress. That doubled zz needs a firmer, longer sound than a single one would.

Is la brezza masculine or feminine?

la brezza is feminine. la brezza is feminine. Its plural is brezze.

How is la brezza used in Italian?

la brezza is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Una brezza fresca entrò dalla finestra. (A cool breeze drifted through the window.).

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