How to Say ‘Both’ in Italian
Entrambi
en-TRAM-bee
[en-TRAM-bee]
💬 Usage Tip: Entrambi means "both" for masculine or mixed groups; for two feminine things, use entrambe. Same idea as tutti / tutte.
Phrase Breakdown
Entrambi
[en-TRAM-bee]
Both
Referring to two people or things, regarded and identified together.
Entrambi i gatti erano nel giardino.
Both cats were in the garden.
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