pop
The English phrase 'pop' (referring to soda pop) is translated into Italian as pop.
Meaning: soda pop (noun)
Did you know?
- In Italy, if you want a soda, you would rarely use the word pop and instead ask for a bibita or a bevanda gassata.
- In Italy, 'pop art' is referred to as pop art using the English term, but the concept is often discussed as arte popolare when referring to folk art.
- If you use pop to describe a sound, an Italian might instead use the onomatopoeic word plop for a liquid-related sound.
Examples in context
- È una pop star.She is a pop star.This sentence is useful for referring to a pop star.Tatoeba #13768584 by Guybrush88, translation #8805790 by moman
- Io amo il K-Pop.I love K-Pop.This sentence is useful for expressing a love for K-Pop.Tatoeba #13298054 by Guybrush88, translation #10687080 by AutoBot
- È una canzone pop.It's a pop song.This sentence is useful for describing a pop song.Tatoeba #11730739 by Guybrush88, translation #5930462 by mailohilohi
- Mi porti una bevanda gassata alla frutta.Bring me a fruit-flavored carbonated drink.
- 47 more sentences on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Martina and Matteo are at a supermarket.
- MartinaVuoi comprare una pop?Do you want to buy a pop?
- MatteoSì, prendiamo una pop all'arancia.Yes, let's get an orange pop.
- MartinaPreferisci la pop fredda o naturale?Do you prefer the pop cold or room temperature?
- MatteoLa pop fredda è più buona.The cold pop is better.
Sources
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
