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How do you say "bring an umbrella" in Italian?

Porta un ombrello

Phrase Noun

In Italian, "bring an umbrella" is Porta un ombrello.

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Pronunciation

Porta un ombrello is POR-tah oon ohm-BREHL-loh, stress on the first syllable of porta and the second of ombrello, nearly identical to 'umbrella'.

Grammar notes

Porta un ombrello is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.

Example sentence

bring an umbrella

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How to remember Porta un ombrello

Ombrello is umbrella with the U dropped, one of the most recognizable words in the whole list.

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Questions about Porta un ombrello

How do you pronounce Porta un ombrello?

Porta un ombrello is POR-tah oon ohm-BREHL-loh, stress on the first syllable of porta and the second of ombrello, nearly identical to 'umbrella'.

Is Porta un ombrello formal or casual?

Porta un ombrello is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.

How is Porta un ombrello used in Italian?

Porta un ombrello is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (bring an umbrella).

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