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How do you say "vine" in Italian?
la vite
In Italian, "vine" is la vite.
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Pronunciation
Sound out vite in pieces, vi-te, and make vi the loudest part.
Grammar notes
la vite is feminine. Its plural is viti.
Example sentence
Una vite si arrampicò sul muro del giardino.
A vine climbed up the garden wall.
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How to remember la vite
Tie vite to the moment described in "A vine climbed up the garden wall." rather than trying to memorize it in isolation.
Related words
- root la radice
- branch la ramo
- trunk il tronco
- leaf la foglia
- seed il seme
- bud germoglio
- oak la quercia
- pine il pino
- palm la palma
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Questions about la vite
How do you pronounce la vite?
Sound out vite in pieces, vi-te, and make vi the loudest part.
Is la vite masculine or feminine?
la vite is feminine. la vite is feminine. Its plural is viti.
How is la vite used in Italian?
la vite is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Una vite si arrampicò sul muro del giardino. (A vine climbed up the garden wall.).
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