How to Say ‘And what are the chanterelles like?’ in Italian
E i finferli come sono?
eh ee feen-FEHR-lee KOH-meh SOH-noh
[eh ee feen-FEHR-lee KOH-meh SOH-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: Very natural follow-up question when comparing products.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Italian vendors often respond with sensory details—profumati, delicati, saporiti, and so on.
Phrase Breakdown
E i finferli
eh ee feen-FEHR-lee
and the chanterelles
Introduces a new item in the conversation, linking it to the previous topic.
E i pomodori?
And the tomatoes?
Words in this phrase
E
[eh]
and
Used to continue the conversation and ask about another item.
E i finferli come sono oggi al banco?
And how are the chanterelles today at the stall?
i
[ee]
the
Masculine plural article for plural nouns.
E i finferli sono freschi stamattina?
And are the chanterelles fresh this morning?
finferli
[feen-FEHR-lee]
chanterelles
Popular edible mushrooms known for their aroma and golden color.
E i finferli come sono per la pasta?
And how are the chanterelles for pasta?
Come sono?
KOH-meh SOH-noh
what are they like? / how are they?
Asks for a description or quality of the item.
Come sono le mele?
What are the apples like?
Words in this phrase
come
[KOH-meh]
how
Question word asking for a description or evaluation.
E i finferli come sono di sapore?
And how are the chanterelles in flavor?
sono
[SOH-noh]
are
Verb used here to ask about the mushrooms' qualities.
I finferli come sono oggi?
How are the chanterelles today?
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