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How do you say "verse" in Italian?
il verso
In Italian, "verse" is il verso.
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Pronunciation
Sound out verso in pieces, ve-rso, and make ve the loudest part.
Grammar notes
il verso is masculine. Its plural is versi.
Example sentence
Cantò piano la prima strofa.
She sang the first verse softly.
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How to remember il verso
Notice how verso echoes the English 'verse' right in the 'vers' part; ride that similarity.
Related words
- harmony l' armonia
- chorus il coro
- instrument lo strumento
- band la band
- album l' album
- audience il pubblico
- applause gli applausi
- saxophone il sassofono
- cello il violoncello
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Questions about il verso
How do you pronounce il verso?
Sound out verso in pieces, ve-rso, and make ve the loudest part.
Is il verso masculine or feminine?
il verso is masculine. il verso is masculine. Its plural is versi.
How is il verso used in Italian?
il verso is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Cantò piano la prima strofa. (She sang the first verse softly.).
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