How do you say "cereal" in Italian?

i cereali

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "cereal" is i cereali.

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Pronunciation

Say cereali as ce-rea-li, putting the emphasis on rea. Clip each vowel cleanly rather than letting them blur together.

Grammar notes

i cereali is masculine. Its plural is cereali.

Example sentence

Versò il latte sui cereali.

He poured milk over his cereal.

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How to remember i cereali

The chunk 'cereal' links cereali straight to 'cereal', so the two words practically teach each other.

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Questions about i cereali

How do you pronounce i cereali?

Say cereali as ce-rea-li, putting the emphasis on rea. Clip each vowel cleanly rather than letting them blur together.

Is i cereali masculine or feminine?

i cereali is masculine. i cereali is masculine. Its plural is cereali.

How is i cereali used in Italian?

i cereali is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Versò il latte sui cereali. (He poured milk over his cereal.).

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