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How do you say "dumpling" in Italian?
il raviolo
In Italian, "dumpling" is il raviolo.
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Pronunciation
Say raviolo out loud a few times, with the stress falling naturally on the second-to-last syllable.
Grammar notes
il raviolo is masculine. Its plural is ravioli.
Example sentence
Ogni raviolo era riempito di maiale.
Each dumpling was filled with pork.
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How to remember il raviolo
Connect il raviolo to the moment in "Each dumpling was filled with pork" so the word has a scene to live in, not just a definition.
Related words
- soup la zuppa
- stew lo stufato
- salad l' insalata
- pasta la pasta
- noodle la tagliatella.
- sausage la salsiccia
- bacon il bacon
- ham il prosciutto
- cream la panna
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Questions about il raviolo
How do you pronounce il raviolo?
Say raviolo out loud a few times, with the stress falling naturally on the second-to-last syllable.
Is il raviolo masculine or feminine?
il raviolo is masculine. il raviolo is masculine. Its plural is ravioli.
How is il raviolo used in Italian?
il raviolo is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ogni raviolo era riempito di maiale. (Each dumpling was filled with pork.).
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