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How do you say "flute" in Italian?

il flauto

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "flute" is il flauto.

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Pronunciation

Try flauto as flau-to — the weight of the word sits on flau.

Grammar notes

il flauto is masculine. Its plural is flauti.

Example sentence

Suonava una melodia dolce al flauto.

She played a gentle tune on the flute.

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How to remember il flauto

Build a tiny story around "She played a gentle tune on the flute." and drop flauto into it as the key prop.

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Questions about il flauto

How do you pronounce il flauto?

Try flauto as flau-to — the weight of the word sits on flau.

Is il flauto masculine or feminine?

il flauto is masculine. il flauto is masculine. Its plural is flauti.

How is il flauto used in Italian?

il flauto is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Suonava una melodia dolce al flauto. (She played a gentle tune on the flute.).

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