How do you say "few" in Italian?

pochi

Noun N/a

In Italian, "few" is pochi.

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Pronunciation

Break pochi into its natural syllables, stressing the syllable right before the last one, as most Italian words do.

Grammar notes

pochi is n/a. Its plural is pochi.

Example sentence

Si presentarono solo poche persone.

Only a few people showed up.

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How to remember pochi

Picture the scene from "Only a few people showed up" and hang pochi on that image in your mind.

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Questions about pochi

How do you pronounce pochi?

Break pochi into its natural syllables, stressing the syllable right before the last one, as most Italian words do.

Is pochi masculine or feminine?

pochi is n/a. pochi is n/a. Its plural is pochi.

How is pochi used in Italian?

pochi is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Si presentarono solo poche persone. (Only a few people showed up.).

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