How do you say "grape" in Italian?

l' uva

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "grape" is l' uva.

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Pronunciation

Break uva into its natural syllables, with the accent landing one syllable before the end.

Grammar notes

l' uva is masculine. Its plural is uve.

Example sentence

Si mise in bocca un'uva verde.

He popped a green grape into his mouth.

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Questions about l' uva

How do you pronounce l' uva?

Break uva into its natural syllables, with the accent landing one syllable before the end.

Is l' uva masculine or feminine?

l' uva is masculine. l' uva is masculine. Its plural is uve.

How is l' uva used in Italian?

l' uva is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Si mise in bocca un'uva verde. (He popped a green grape into his mouth.).

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