How do you say "Very aromatic." in Italian?

"Very aromatic." in Italian is "Molto profumato.". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "Molto profumato." mean in English?

"Molto profumato." means "Very aromatic." in English.

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How to Say ‘Very aromatic.’ in Italian

Molto profumato.

MOHL-toh proh-foo-MAH-toh

[MOHL-toh proh-foo-MAH-toh]

Phrase Breakdown

Molto

[MOHL-toh]

very

Used to intensify the following adjective.

Example

Il caffè è molto profumato; molto aggiunge intensità.

The coffee is very fragrant; molto adds intensity.

profumato

[proh-foo-MAH-toh]

fragrant

Having a strong pleasant aroma.

Example

Questo caffè è profumato appena macinato; profumato descrive l'odore.

This coffee is fragrant when freshly ground; profumato describes the smell.

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