How to Say ‘Mushrooms’ in Italian
Funghi
FOON-ghee
[FOON-ghee]
💬 Usage Tip: Funghi is plural; the singular is fungo. You’ll often hear it when buying produce or ordering pizza ai funghi.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Italians love seasonal mushrooms, especially porcini. At markets, mushroom quality and freshness are taken seriously.
Phrase Breakdown
Funghi
[FOON-ghee]
mushrooms
The plural form of fungo, used when talking about mushrooms at the market or in cooking.
Vorrei dei Funghi freschi, per favore.
I would like some fresh mushrooms, please.
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