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How do you say "square" in Italian?

la piazza

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "square" is la piazza.

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Pronunciation

Sound out piazza in pieces, pia-zza, and make pia the loudest part. Don't rush the double zz in the middle — Italians linger on it slightly.

Grammar notes

la piazza is feminine. Its plural is piazze.

Example sentence

La gente si radunò nella piazza del paese.

People gathered in the town square.

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How to remember la piazza

Build a tiny story around "People gathered in the town square." and drop piazza into it as the key prop.

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Questions about la piazza

How do you pronounce la piazza?

Sound out piazza in pieces, pia-zza, and make pia the loudest part. Don't rush the double zz in the middle — Italians linger on it slightly.

Is la piazza masculine or feminine?

la piazza is feminine. la piazza is feminine. Its plural is piazze.

How is la piazza used in Italian?

la piazza is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La gente si radunò nella piazza del paese. (People gathered in the town square.).

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