How to Say ‘A bouquet of flowers.’ in Italian
Un mazzo di fiori.
oon MAHT-tsoh dee FYOH-ree
[oon MAHT-tsoh dee FYOH-ree]
Phrase Breakdown
Un
[oon]
a
Indefinite article used before a masculine singular noun.
Un introduce il regalo nella frase: Un mazzo di fiori.
Un introduces the gift in the phrase: A bouquet of flowers.
mazzo
[MAHT-tsoh]
bouquet / bunch
A grouped bunch, especially of flowers.
Porto un mazzo quando dico Un mazzo di fiori per tua madre.
I bring a bouquet when I say A bouquet of flowers for your mother.
di
[dee]
of
Preposition linking two nouns, like 'of' in English.
In Un mazzo di fiori, di collega mazzo e fiori.
In A bouquet of flowers, di links bouquet and flowers.
fiori
[FYOH-ree]
flowers
Plural of 'fiore'; a classic polite gift when visiting someone's home.
I fiori sono eleganti in Un mazzo di fiori.
Flowers are elegant in A bouquet of flowers.
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