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How do you say "roundabout" in Italian?

la rotatoria

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "roundabout" is la rotatoria.

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Pronunciation

Rotatoria is spoken ro-ta-to-ria, and to carries the main beat. Each vowel stays crisp and single-note, unlike the gliding vowels of English.

Grammar notes

la rotatoria is feminine. Its plural is rotatorie.

Example sentence

Svoltò a destra alla rotonda.

He turned right at the roundabout.

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How to remember la rotatoria

Picture the scene "He turned right at the roundabout." and let rotatoria be the label stuck onto it in your mind.

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Questions about la rotatoria

How do you pronounce la rotatoria?

Rotatoria is spoken ro-ta-to-ria, and to carries the main beat. Each vowel stays crisp and single-note, unlike the gliding vowels of English.

Is la rotatoria masculine or feminine?

la rotatoria is feminine. la rotatoria is feminine. Its plural is rotatorie.

How is la rotatoria used in Italian?

la rotatoria is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Svoltò a destra alla rotonda. (He turned right at the roundabout.).

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