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How do you say "goose" in Italian?
l’oca
In Italian, "goose" is l’oca.
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Pronunciation
Say OH-kah. Stress the first syllable with an open 'oh' sound.
Grammar notes
Feminine noun (l'oca). Plural: le oche. Uses l' before a vowel.
Example sentence
L'oca nuota con i suoi piccoli.
The goose swims with her little ones.
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How to remember l’oca
Oca sounds like 'oak.' Geese waddle like they are walking around an oak tree.
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- rooster il gallo
- salmon il salmone
- sheep la pecora
- wood il legno
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Questions about l’oca
How do you say "goose" in Italian?
In Italian, "goose" is l’oca. It is a noun.
How is l’oca written in Italian?
l’oca is written using the standard Italian script.
How is l’oca used in a sentence?
Use l’oca as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: L'oca nuota con i suoi piccoli. (The goose swims with her little ones.).
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