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How do you say "pizza" in Italian?

la pizza

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "pizza" is la pizza.

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Pronunciation

Say PEET-tsah, with stress on the first syllable and a soft z sound.

Grammar notes

La pizza is feminine. Plural: le pizze. One of the most famous Italian words worldwide.

Example sentence

La pizza è delizziosa.

The pizza is delicious.

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How to remember la pizza

Pizza is identical in English and Italian - the famous Italian flatbread with toppings.

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Questions about la pizza

How do you say "pizza" in Italian?

In Italian, "pizza" is la pizza. It is a noun.

Is la pizza masculine or feminine?

La pizza is feminine. Plural: le pizze. One of the most famous Italian words worldwide.

How is la pizza used in a sentence?

Use la pizza as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: La pizza è delizziosa. (The pizza is delicious.).

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