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How do you say "stool" in Italian?
lo sgabello
In Italian, "stool" is lo sgabello.
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Pronunciation
Sgah-BEH-loh, three syllables. Stress on 'beh.' The 's' at the start blends with the 'g'.
Grammar notes
Lo sgabello is masculine (uses lo before the 's' sound). The plural is gli sgabelli. Sgabello is a stool or small seat.
Example sentence
Lo sgabello della barra era comodo e stabile.
The bar stool was comfortable and stable.
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How to remember lo sgabello
Sgabello sounds like it's stumbling or struggling, like a stool is just barely standing on its legs.
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Questions about lo sgabello
How do you say "stool" in Italian?
In Italian, "stool" is lo sgabello. It is a noun.
How is lo sgabello written in Italian?
lo sgabello is written using the standard Italian script.
How is lo sgabello used in a sentence?
Use lo sgabello as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Lo sgabello della barra era comodo e stabile. (The bar stool was comfortable and stable.).
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