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How do you say "harp" in Italian?

l' arpa

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "harp" is l' arpa.

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Pronunciation

Try arpa as a-rpa — the weight of the word sits on a.

Grammar notes

l' arpa is feminine. Its plural is arpe.

Example sentence

Pizzicò le corde dell'arpa.

She plucked the strings of the harp.

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How to remember l' arpa

Build a tiny story around "She plucked the strings of the harp." and drop arpa into it as the key prop.

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Questions about l' arpa

How do you pronounce l' arpa?

Try arpa as a-rpa — the weight of the word sits on a.

Is l' arpa masculine or feminine?

l' arpa is feminine. l' arpa is feminine. Its plural is arpe.

How is l' arpa used in Italian?

l' arpa is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Pizzicò le corde dell'arpa. (She plucked the strings of the harp.).

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