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How do you say "broth" in Italian?

il brodo

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "broth" is il brodo.

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Pronunciation

For brodo, sound it out bro-do and push the stress onto bro.

Grammar notes

il brodo is masculine. Its plural is brodi.

Example sentence

La zuppa iniziò con un brodo semplice.

The soup started with a simple broth.

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How to remember il brodo

Build a tiny story around "The soup started with a simple broth." and drop brodo into it as the key prop.

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Questions about il brodo

How do you pronounce il brodo?

For brodo, sound it out bro-do and push the stress onto bro.

Is il brodo masculine or feminine?

il brodo is masculine. il brodo is masculine. Its plural is brodi.

How is il brodo used in Italian?

il brodo is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La zuppa iniziò con un brodo semplice. (The soup started with a simple broth.).

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