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How do you say "tofu" in Italian?

il tofu

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "tofu" is il tofu.

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Pronunciation

Tofu breaks into to-fu, with your voice landing on to.

Grammar notes

il tofu is masculine. Its plural is Tofus.

Example sentence

Frigse il tofu fino a renderlo croccante.

He fried the tofu until crispy.

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How to remember il tofu

The chunk 'tofu' links tofu straight to 'tofu', so the two words practically teach each other.

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Questions about il tofu

How do you pronounce il tofu?

Tofu breaks into to-fu, with your voice landing on to.

Is il tofu masculine or feminine?

il tofu is masculine. il tofu is masculine. Its plural is Tofus.

How is il tofu used in Italian?

il tofu is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Frigse il tofu fino a renderlo croccante. (He fried the tofu until crispy.).

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