How to Say ‘Two children’ in Italian
Due bambini
DOOH-eh bahm-BEE-nee
[DOOH-eh bahm-BEE-nee]
💬 Usage Tip: Bambini covers a group of boys, girls, or both. Use bambine only if all of them are girls.
Phrase Breakdown
Due
[DOOH-eh]
Two
Indicating the second item in a series.
Due persone hanno chiesto di vedere la mamma.
Two people asked to see mom.
bambini
[bahm-BEE-nee]
children
Plural of 'bambino'; also used for a mixed group of kids.
I bambini giocano nel parco.
The children play in the park.
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