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How do you say "thyme" in Italian?
il timo
In Italian, "thyme" is il timo.
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Pronunciation
Say timo as ti-mo, putting the emphasis on ti.
Grammar notes
il timo is masculine. Its plural is timoli.
Example sentence
Ha aggiunto il timo all'arrosto.
She added thyme to the roast.
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How to remember il timo
Picture the scene "She added thyme to the roast." and let timo be the label stuck onto it in your mind.
Related words
- toast il brindisi
- cereal i cereali
- pancake la frittella
- omelet l' omelette
- broth il brodo
- gravy il sugo
- sauce la salsa
- dressing il condimento
- marinade la marinata
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Questions about il timo
How do you pronounce il timo?
Say timo as ti-mo, putting the emphasis on ti.
Is il timo masculine or feminine?
il timo is masculine. il timo is masculine. Its plural is timoli.
How is il timo used in Italian?
il timo is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ha aggiunto il timo all'arrosto. (She added thyme to the roast.).
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