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How do you say "map" in Italian?
la mappa
In Italian, "map" is la mappa.
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Pronunciation
MAHP-pah. Stress MAHP. Two syllables, short and clear. Double 'pp' is a single 'p'.
Grammar notes
Feminine noun, plural le mappe. Regular feminine noun ending in 'a'. Simple plural formation.
Example sentence
Guardo la mappa stradale.
I look at the road map.
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How to remember la mappa
Mappa comes from Latin 'mappa' (cloth/map). A map is drawn or printed on cloth or paper.
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Questions about la mappa
How do you say "map" in Italian?
In Italian, "map" is la mappa. It is a noun.
Is la mappa masculine or feminine?
Feminine noun, plural le mappe. Regular feminine noun ending in 'a'. Simple plural formation.
How is la mappa used in a sentence?
Use la mappa as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Guardo la mappa stradale. (I look at the road map.).
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