How to Say ‘A really good pastry shop’ in Italian
Una pasticceria buonissima
OO-nah pahs-teet-cheh-REE-ah bwoh-NEES-see-mah
[OO-nah pahs-teet-cheh-REE-ah bwoh-NEES-see-mah]
💬 Usage Tip: Adding -issimo/-issima to an adjective means "very": buona becomes buonissima. It works on most adjectives, like bellissimo "very beautiful".
Phrase Breakdown
Una pasticceria
OO-nah pahs-teet-cheh-REE-ah
A pastry shop
'Pasticceria' is stressed on '-RI-': pa-sti-cce-RI-a. The double 'cc' before 'e' sounds like a strong 'ch'.
C'è una pasticceria qui vicino.
There's a pastry shop nearby.
Words in this phrase
Una
[OO-nah]
a
Feminine singular indefinite article before a feminine noun.
Ho lavorato in una piccola azienda.
I worked in a small company.
pasticceria
[pahs-teet-cheh-REE-ah]
pastry shop
A shop that makes and sells cakes, pastries and sweets.
Compro il panettone in pasticceria.
I buy the panettone at the pastry shop.
buonissima
[bwoh-NEES-see-mah]
really delicious
Superlative of buona (feminine): very good, delicious.
Questa pizza è buonissima.
This pizza is really delicious.
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