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How do you say "fog" in Italian?
c'è nebbia
In Italian, "fog" is c'è nebbia.
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Pronunciation
Chay NAY-bee-ah, three words, stress on NAY.
Grammar notes
C'è nebbia is a verb phrase meaning 'there is fog'. Nebbia is fog or mist.
Example sentence
C'è nebbia stamattina in strada.
There is fog on the road this morning.
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How to remember c'è nebbia
Nebbia sounds misty and unclear - fog creates a nebbia that hides vision.
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Questions about c'è nebbia
How do you say "fog" in Italian?
In Italian, "fog" is c'è nebbia. It is a noun.
How is c'è nebbia written in Italian?
c'è nebbia is written using the standard Italian script.
How is c'è nebbia used in a sentence?
Use c'è nebbia as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: C'è nebbia stamattina in strada. (There is fog on the road this morning.).
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