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How do you say "noon" in Italian?

mezzogiorno

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "noon" is mezzogiorno.

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Pronunciation

Roll through mezzogiorno as me-zzo-gio-rno, giving gio the strongest hit. That doubled zz needs a firmer, longer sound than a single one would.

Grammar notes

mezzogiorno is masculine.

Example sentence

Ci siamo incontrati per pranzo a mezzogiorno.

We met for lunch at noon.

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How to remember mezzogiorno

Build a tiny story around "We met for lunch at noon." and drop mezzogiorno into it as the key prop.

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Questions about mezzogiorno

How do you pronounce mezzogiorno?

Roll through mezzogiorno as me-zzo-gio-rno, giving gio the strongest hit. That doubled zz needs a firmer, longer sound than a single one would.

Is mezzogiorno masculine or feminine?

mezzogiorno is masculine. mezzogiorno is masculine.

How is mezzogiorno used in Italian?

mezzogiorno is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ci siamo incontrati per pranzo a mezzogiorno. (We met for lunch at noon.).

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