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How do you say "choir" in Italian?
il coro
In Italian, "choir" is il coro.
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Pronunciation
You'll hear coro said as co-ro, with the accent parked on co.
Grammar notes
il coro is masculine. Its plural is cori.
Example sentence
Il coro cantava canti natalizi.
The choir sang carols at Christmas.
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How to remember il coro
Say coro while picturing "The choir sang carols at Christmas." happening in front of you; the pairing sticks faster than the word alone.
Related words
- guitar la chitarra
- piano il pianoforte
- violin il violino
- drum il tamburo
- flute il flauto
- trumpet la tromba
- melody la melodia
- rhythm il ritmo
- lyrics i testi
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Questions about il coro
How do you pronounce il coro?
You'll hear coro said as co-ro, with the accent parked on co.
Is il coro masculine or feminine?
il coro is masculine. il coro is masculine. Its plural is cori.
How is il coro used in Italian?
il coro is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il coro cantava canti natalizi. (The choir sang carols at Christmas.).
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