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How do you say "trumpet" in Italian?
la tromba
In Italian, "trumpet" is la tromba.
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Pronunciation
Tromba is spoken tro-mba, and tro carries the main beat.
Grammar notes
la tromba is feminine. Its plural is trombe.
Example sentence
La tromba risuonò nella piazza.
The trumpet rang out across the square.
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How to remember la tromba
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- drum il tamburo
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- melody la melodia
- rhythm il ritmo
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Questions about la tromba
How do you pronounce la tromba?
Tromba is spoken tro-mba, and tro carries the main beat.
Is la tromba masculine or feminine?
la tromba is feminine. la tromba is feminine. Its plural is trombe.
How is la tromba used in Italian?
la tromba is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La tromba risuonò nella piazza. (The trumpet rang out across the square.).
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