How to Say ‘That statue’ in Italian
Quella statua
KWEL-lah STAH-twah
[KWEL-lah STAH-twah]
💬 Usage Tip: Quella changes ending to match the noun. It is quel for most masculine words, as in quel carro "that float", and quelle for feminine plurals.
Phrase Breakdown
Quella
[KWEL-lah]
that
Feminine form of 'quello', used before a feminine noun to point to something far away.
Quella chiesa è bellissima.
That church is beautiful.
statua
[STAH-twah]
statue
A sculpted figure; in processions, the religious figure carried on the float.
La statua della Madonna è antica.
The statue of the Madonna is old.
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