Italian - English (British) translations for "vocale"
"vocale" Italian translation
Translation
vowel
Definition
vocale
Part of speech
noun
Gender
feminine
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: vowel
La lettera 'a' è una vocale.
The letter 'a' is a vowel.
Meaning: voiceless sound
In italiano, la 'c' seguita da 'i', 'e', 'h' o 'y' rappresenta una vocale sorda.
In Italian, the 'c' followed by 'i', 'e', 'h' or 'y' represents a voiceless sound.
Meaning: singer
La famosa cantante sarà la vocale principale del concerto.
The famous singer will be the main vocalist of the concert.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.La vocale A è la prima lettera dell'alfabeto italiano.
The vowel A is the first letter of the Italian alphabet.
Nella parola 'casa', la vocale O è accentata.
In the word 'casa', the vowel O is accented.
Le vocali sono le lettere che rappresentano i suoni delle vocali.
Vowels are the letters that represent vowel sounds.
La vocale E si pronuncia come una 'eh' breve in italiano.
The vowel E is pronounced like a short 'eh' in Italian.
La vocale U si trova spesso alla fine delle parole italiane.
The vowel U is often found at the end of Italian words.
La dittongo è una sequenza di una vocale e una semivocale.
A diphthong is a sequence of a vowel and a semivowel.
Nel verbo 'cantare', la vocale A viene coniugata nella seconda persona singolare.
In the verb 'cantare', the vowel A is conjugated in the second person singular.
Le vocali accentate cambiano spesso il significato delle parole.
Accented vowels often change the meaning of words.
Quando hai imparato ad allungare le vocali nelle parole?
When did you learn to lengthen the vowels in words?
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.The word "vocale" is an Italian noun that translates to "vowel" in English. It refers to a speech sound produced without any obstruction or closure of the vocal tract, allowing the air to flow freely.
In Italian language, there are five primary vowels: A, E, I, O, and U. These vowels are essential for forming words and creating meaningful sounds in spoken Italian.
Understanding the concept of "vocale" is crucial for learning Italian pronunciation and improving one's ability to speak the language fluently.