Shapes in Italian

Shapes in Italian: un cerchio (circle), un quadrato (square), un triangolo (triangle), un rettangolo (rectangle), rotondo (round), un motivo (pattern). Below are all 12 shapes from lesson 125 of the Flashcardly course, each with a picture and native audio.

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Lesson 125 · Shapes & Patterns 12 words

  • un cerchio circle

    Disegnano un piccolo cerchio.

    They draw a small circle.

  • un quadrato square

    Disegna un grande quadrato.

    He draws one large square.

  • un triangolo triangle

    Questo è un piccolo triangolo.

    This is a small triangle.

  • un rettangolo rectangle

    Vedo un rettangolo ora.

    I see a rectangle now.

  • rotondo round

    Una palla è rotonda.

    A ball is round.

  • dritto straight

    Disegnano una linea dritta.

    They draw a straight line.

  • curvo curved

    Vedi la strada curva.

    You see the curved road.

  • un lato side

    Un triangolo ha tre lati.

    A triangle has three sides.

  • un bordo edge

    Mi sposto al bordo.

    I move to the edge.

  • un centro center

    Dipingiamo il centro del cerchio.

    We paint the circle's center.

  • un angolo corner

    Si siede nell'angolo.

    He sits in the corner.

  • un motivo pattern

    Vedo un motivo floreale.

    I see a floral pattern.

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