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How to Say ‘She always makes lasagna.’ in Italian

Fa sempre le lasagne.

fah sem-preh leh lah-ZAH-nyeh

[fah sem-preh leh lah-ZAH-nyeh]

💬 Usage Tip: lasagne is plural in Italian, since it's layers of pasta sheets, so it takes le.

Phrase Breakdown

Fa sempre

fah sem-preh

She always makes

'Fa' comes from 'fare' (to make or do). 'Sempre' means always.

Example

Fa sempre freddo.

It's always cold.

Words in this phrase

[fah]

she makes

Third person of 'fare', to make or do.

Example

Lui fa una torta.

He makes a cake.

sempre

[sem-preh]

always

Indicating all the time or every time.

Example

Viaggio sempre durante l'estate.

I always travel during the summer.

le lasagne.

leh lah-ZAH-nyeh

lasagna.

'Lasagne' is plural in Italian. 'Gn' sounds like 'ny': 'la-SA-nye'.

Example

Adoro le lasagne.

I love lasagna.

Words in this phrase

[leh]

the

Plural feminine definite article, used before plural feminine nouns.

Example

Nella frase Le persone si aiutano, Le introduce il gruppo di colleghi.

In the phrase 'Le persone si aiutano,' 'Le' introduces the group of colleagues.

lasagne

[lah-ZAH-nyeh]

lasagna

Plural feminine noun: baked layers of flat pasta with sauce and cheese.

Example

La nonna prepara le lasagne la domenica.

Grandma makes lasagna on Sundays.

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