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How do you say "shoes" in Italian?

le scarpe

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "shoes" is le scarpe.

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Pronunciation

Say SCAR-peh. The stress is on the first syllable.

Grammar notes

Feminine plural (le scarpe). The singular is la scarpa, but we rarely use it since shoes come in pairs.

Example sentence

Questi scarpe sono molto comode.

These shoes are very comfortable.

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How to remember le scarpe

Scarpe sounds like 'scar' - maybe your shoes got scarred or scuffed from all that walking.

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Questions about le scarpe

How do you say "shoes" in Italian?

In Italian, "shoes" is le scarpe. It is a noun.

Is le scarpe masculine or feminine?

Feminine plural (le scarpe). The singular is la scarpa, but we rarely use it since shoes come in pairs.

How is le scarpe used in a sentence?

Use le scarpe as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Questi scarpe sono molto comode. (These shoes are very comfortable.).

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