How to Say ‘They're chanterelles.’ in Italian
Sono finferli.
SOH-noh feen-FAIR-lee
[SOH-noh feen-FAIR-lee]
🇮🇹 In Italy: finferli is the northern name for chanterelles. Further south you may also hear gallinacci for the same mushroom.
Phrase Breakdown
Sono
[SOH-noh]
They are
Used to indicate quantity or count.
Sono cinque biscotti.
They are five biscuits.
finferli
[feen-FAIR-lee]
chanterelles
Small yellow-orange wild mushrooms, common in northern Italy.
I finferli sono buoni con le uova.
Chanterelles are good with eggs.
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