How to Say “Baguette” in Italian

baguette
feminine
The Italian word for baguette is baguette.
A baguette is a noun referring to a variety of bread that is long and narrow in shape.
Meaning: a variety of bread that is long and narrow in shape (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of baguette in Italian is 'le baguette', keeping the spelling identical to the singular form because it is a loanword.

Did you know?

  • Italian has a specific word, crostata, for a tart, but the crustiness of a baguette is described using the word croccante, which also describes the sound of breaking glass.
  • While a baguette is a loanword, the Italian word for a similar long loaf, filone, literally translates to 'long thread' or 'vein'.
  • Even though the word is spelled the same as in French, an Italian speaker will pronounce it with a distinctly Italian phonetic rhythm, often stressing the final vowel.

Examples in context

  • La baguette è francese.
    The baguette is French.
    This sentence is useful for noting that the baguette is French.
    Tatoeba #465488 by Guybrush88, translation #465487 by FeuDRenais
  • Quanto costa una baguette?
    How much for a baguette?
    This sentence is useful for asking the price of a baguette.
    Tatoeba #3697407 by Guybrush88, translation #927359 by Scott
  • La mia baguette è più grande della tua.
    My baguette is bigger than yours.
    This sentence is useful for comparing the size of one baguette to another.
    Tatoeba #3697410 by Guybrush88, translation #521458 by Ooneykcall
  • Mi dia un filone, per cortesia.
    Please give me a baguette.
  • 5 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Lorenzo and Sofia are in a bakery in the morning.

  1. Lorenzo

    Sofia, hai preso la baguette?
    Sofia, did you get the baguette?
  2. Sofia

    Sì, l'ho presa proprio qui.
    Yes, I just got it right here.
  3. Lorenzo

    Ottimo, è perfetta per i nostri panini.
    Great, it is perfect for our sandwiches.
  4. Sofia

    Allora andiamo a casa, Lorenzo.
    Then let's go home, Lorenzo.

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