How to Say ‘Which brotherhood is this?’ in Italian
Che confraternita è questa?
keh kohn-fra-TEHR-nee-tah eh KWEH-stah
[keh kohn-fra-TEHR-nee-tah eh KWEH-stah]
💬 Usage Tip: che in front of a noun means 'which' or 'what': Che chiesa è questa? "Which church is this?" No need for a separate word like 'which one'.
Phrase Breakdown
Che confraternita
keh kohn-fra-TEHR-nee-tah
Which brotherhood
'Che' + noun means 'which/what'. A 'confraternita' is a lay religious brotherhood. Stress falls on 'ter': con-fra-TER-ni-ta.
Che chiesa è?
Which church is it?
Words in this phrase
Che
[keh]
which
Interrogative word used before a noun to mean 'which'.
Che autobus prendo?
Which bus do I take?
confraternita
[kohn-fra-TEHR-nee-tah]
brotherhood
A lay religious association, often organizing Holy Week processions.
Mio nonno era nella confraternita.
My grandfather was in the brotherhood.
è questa?
eh KWEH-stah
is this?
'È' (is) has an open 'e' sound. 'Questa' is feminine because 'confraternita' is feminine. Raise your voice at the end for the question.
Di chi è questa?
Whose is this?
Words in this phrase
è
[eh]
is
Third-person singular of 'essere'; used to describe a person, company, or situation.
Quando dici È in È molto umana, stai descrivendo l'azienda.
When you say 'È' in 'È molto umana,' you are describing the company.
questa
[KWEH-stah]
this
Points to a specific company being discussed or present at the event.
Chiedo informazioni su "questa" impresa durante l'evento.
I ask for information about "this" business during the event.
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