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How do you say "melody" in Italian?

la melodia

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "melody" is la melodia.

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Pronunciation

Roll through melodia as me-lo-dia, giving lo the strongest hit. Make sure the vowels stay pure and don't drift into an English diphthong.

Grammar notes

la melodia is feminine. Its plural is melodie.

Example sentence

La canzone aveva una melodia bellissima.

The song had a beautiful melody.

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How to remember la melodia

Since melodia shares 'melod' with 'melody', picture the two words shaking hands whenever you review it.

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Questions about la melodia

How do you pronounce la melodia?

Roll through melodia as me-lo-dia, giving lo the strongest hit. Make sure the vowels stay pure and don't drift into an English diphthong.

Is la melodia masculine or feminine?

la melodia is feminine. la melodia is feminine. Its plural is melodie.

How is la melodia used in Italian?

la melodia is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La canzone aveva una melodia bellissima. (The song had a beautiful melody.).

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