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How do you say "broom" in Italian?
la scopa
In Italian, "broom" is la scopa.
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Pronunciation
Say scopa out loud a few times, with the accent landing one syllable before the end.
Grammar notes
la scopa is feminine. Its plural is scope.
Example sentence
Spazzolò il pavimento con una scopa.
He swept the floor with a broom.
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How to remember la scopa
Imagine "He swept the floor with a broom" as a tiny scene and let la scopa be the label you attach to it.
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- closet l' armadio
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Questions about la scopa
How do you pronounce la scopa?
Say scopa out loud a few times, with the accent landing one syllable before the end.
Is la scopa masculine or feminine?
la scopa is feminine. la scopa is feminine. Its plural is scope.
How is la scopa used in Italian?
la scopa is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Spazzolò il pavimento con una scopa. (He swept the floor with a broom.).
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