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How do you say "jump rope" in Italian?
saltare la corda
In Italian, "jump rope" is saltare la corda.
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Pronunciation
sahl-TAH-ray lah KOR-dah. Stress TAHR and KOR. 'Saltare' is three syllables, 'corda' is two.
Grammar notes
Verb infinitive phrase: saltare la corda. Saltare (to jump) takes la corda (the rope) as its object.
Example sentence
Salto la corda nel parco.
I jump rope in the park.
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How to remember saltare la corda
Saltare (to jump) la corda (the rope). Jump rope is literally jumping over a rope, so the phrase is transparent.
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Questions about saltare la corda
How do you say "jump rope" in Italian?
In Italian, "jump rope" is saltare la corda. It is a noun.
How is saltare la corda written in Italian?
saltare la corda is written using the standard Italian script.
How is saltare la corda used in a sentence?
Use saltare la corda as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Salto la corda nel parco. (I jump rope in the park.).
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