How to Say ‘A sincere friend’ in Italian
Un'amica sincera
oon ah-MEE-kah seen-CHEH-rah
[oon ah-MEE-kah seen-CHEH-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: un' with an apostrophe is the form for feminine words starting with a vowel; it can't stand alone. A masculine friend gets no apostrophe: un amico.
Phrase Breakdown
Un'
[oon]
a / an
Indefinite article before feminine words starting with a vowel.
Ho un'idea.
I have an idea.
amica
[ah-MEE-kah]
friend (female)
Feminine form of 'amico', a female friend.
La mia amica è simpatica.
My friend is nice.
sincera
[seen-CHEH-rah]
sincere / honest (female)
Feminine form of 'sincero', describing someone truthful.
Mia sorella è sempre sincera.
My sister is always honest.
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