How to Say ‘Small notes’ in Italian
Note piccole
NOH-teh PEEK-koh-leh
[NOH-teh PEEK-koh-leh]
💬 Usage Tip: The adjective comes after the noun here: [note piccole]. That's very common in Italian, though some adjectives can also come before depending on meaning or style.
Phrase Breakdown
Note
[NOH-teh]
notes
Plural noun referring to short written notes or annotations.
Nel report preferisco Note piccole vicino al grafico.
In the report I prefer small notes near the chart.
piccole
[PEEK-koh-leh]
small
Plural adjective agreeing with a feminine plural noun like note.
Per non distrarre, uso note piccole, cioè note piccole e discrete.
So as not to distract, I use small notes, that is small and discreet notes.
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