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How do you say "pine" in Italian?

il pino

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "pine" is il pino.

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Pronunciation

Aim for pi-no when you say pino, stressing pi over the rest.

Grammar notes

il pino is masculine. Its plural is pini.

Example sentence

Il pino aveva un odore fresco nella foresta.

The pine smelled fresh in the forest.

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How to remember il pino

Hold onto the image from "The pine smelled fresh in the forest." — that's the peg you hang pino on.

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Questions about il pino

How do you pronounce il pino?

Aim for pi-no when you say pino, stressing pi over the rest.

Is il pino masculine or feminine?

il pino is masculine. il pino is masculine. Its plural is pini.

How is il pino used in Italian?

il pino is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il pino aveva un odore fresco nella foresta. (The pine smelled fresh in the forest.).

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