How to Say ‘Kilogram’ in Italian
Chilo
KEE-loh
[KEE-loh]
💬 Usage Tip: Chilo is the everyday short form of chilogrammo. In shops and markets, people almost always say chilo.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Metric units are standard in Italy, so knowing chilo is essential for shopping like a local.
Phrase Breakdown
Chilo
[KEE-loh]
kilo
A unit of weight commonly used at markets for vegetables and mushrooms.
Quanto costa un Chilo di funghi?
How much does a kilo of mushrooms cost?
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