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How to Say ‘A big triangle’ in Italian

Un triangolo grande

oon tree-AHN-goh-loh GRAHN-deh

[oon tree-AHN-goh-loh GRAHN-deh]

💬 Usage Tip: Describing words usually come after the noun in Italian. Swap in: una stella piccola "a small star".

Phrase Breakdown

[oon]

a / an

Indefinite article used before masculine singular nouns or expressions.

Example

È un problema piccolo.

It is a small problem.

triangolo

[tree-AHN-goh-loh]

triangle

Masculine noun for a shape with three sides.

Example

Disegno un triangolo rosso.

I draw a red triangle.

grande

[GRAHN-deh]

large / big

Used to describe a larger size, such as a bigger coffee.

Example

Preferisco grande quando ho sonno.

I prefer large when I’m sleepy.

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