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How do you say "stomach" in Italian?

lo stomaco

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "stomach" is lo stomaco.

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Pronunciation

Say stomaco out loud a few times, with the accent surprisingly sitting three syllables from the end rather than the usual spot.

Grammar notes

lo stomaco is masculine. Its plural is stomaci.

Example sentence

Lo stomaco mi brontolava prima di pranzo.

My stomach growled before lunch.

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How to remember lo stomaco

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Questions about lo stomaco

How do you pronounce lo stomaco?

Say stomaco out loud a few times, with the accent surprisingly sitting three syllables from the end rather than the usual spot.

Is lo stomaco masculine or feminine?

lo stomaco is masculine. lo stomaco is masculine. Its plural is stomaci.

How is lo stomaco used in Italian?

lo stomaco is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Lo stomaco mi brontolava prima di pranzo. (My stomach growled before lunch.).

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