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How do you say "leaf" in Italian?

la foglia

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "leaf" is la foglia.

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Pronunciation

The word foglia comes out as fo-glia, with fo taking the stress. The 'gli' combination is a soft, palatal sound, a bit like the 'lli' in 'million'.

Grammar notes

la foglia is feminine. Its plural is Foglie.

Example sentence

Una foglia verde fluttuò a terra.

A green leaf floated to the ground.

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How to remember la foglia

Tie foglia to the moment described in "A green leaf floated to the ground." rather than trying to memorize it in isolation.

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Questions about la foglia

How do you pronounce la foglia?

The word foglia comes out as fo-glia, with fo taking the stress. The 'gli' combination is a soft, palatal sound, a bit like the 'lli' in 'million'.

Is la foglia masculine or feminine?

la foglia is feminine. la foglia is feminine. Its plural is Foglie.

How is la foglia used in Italian?

la foglia is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Una foglia verde fluttuò a terra. (A green leaf floated to the ground.).

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