Translation of Italian word "mosca" to English
mosca
/ˈmos.ka/
How to use
The Italian noun 'mosca' (feminine) denotes 'fly' (Fly (insect)). It typically takes the definite article 'la'. A natural example is: 'Chiudi le finestre per non far entrare le mosche.' (Close the windows so flies don't get in.).
🇬🇧 English
fly
Example
Una mosca fastidiosa vola nella stanza da pranzo.
An annoying fly flies in the dining room.
Chiudi le finestre per non far entrare le mosche.
Close the windows so flies don't get in.
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- Una mosca fastidiosa vola nella stanza da pranzo.— An annoying fly flies in the dining room.
- Chiudi le finestre per non far entrare le mosche.— Close the windows so flies don't get in.
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What does the Italian word "mosca" mean?▼
The Italian word "mosca" means "fly" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Una mosca fastidiosa vola nella stanza da pranzo." (which translates as "An annoying fly flies in the dining room.").
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