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How to Say ‘You make quality products.’ in Italian

Fate prodotti di qualità.

FAH-teh proh-DOHT-tee dee kwah-lee-TAH

[FAH-teh proh-DOHT-tee dee kwah-lee-TAH]

Phrase Breakdown

Fate prodotti

FAH-teh proh-DOHT-tee

You make products

'Fate' is the plural 'you make'. Pronounce the double 'tt' in pro-DOT-ti with a short pause.

Example

Fate prodotti italiani?

Do you make Italian products?

Words in this phrase

Fate

[FAH-teh]

you (all) make

Present tense of 'fare' for 'voi'; here used to address a company.

Example

Fate un ottimo lavoro.

You do excellent work.

prodotti

[proh-DOHT-tee]

products

Plural of 'prodotto', items a company makes or sells.

Example

I nostri prodotti sono nuovi.

Our products are new.

di qualità.

dee kwah-lee-TAH

of quality / high-quality.

'Di qualità' means good quality. Stress the final accented 'à': qua-li-TÀ.

Example

È un vino di qualità.

It's a high-quality wine.

Words in this phrase

[dee]

Preposition linking nouns, often translated as of.

Example

Che tipo di ruolo è disponibile?

What kind of role is available?

qualità

[kwah-lee-TAH]

quality

Feminine noun, invariable in the plural; 'di qualità' means high-quality.

Example

Cerco un caffè di qualità.

I'm looking for a quality coffee.

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