How to Say “Romper” in Italian

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tutina
The English word 'romper' can be translated into Italian as tutina.
tutina refers to a one-piece garment worn by young children.

Did you know?

  • In Italy, the base word tuta is used for everything from a casual tracksuit to the high-tech suits worn by skydivers and astronauts.
  • Asking for a tutina in a clothing store without further detail often leads the clerk to believe you are shopping for sleepwear.
  • The word tutina is the diminutive form of tuta, which refers to a full adult tracksuit or a professional boiler suit. By adding the suffix -ina, the meaning shifts from functional workwear to a cute garment for babies.

Examples in context

  • Ho comprato una tutina di cotone.
    I bought a cotton romper.
  • Questa tutina è molto morbida.
    This romper is very soft.
  • Ti piace questa tutina blu?
    Do you like this blue romper?

Example conversation

Martina and Lorenzo are looking at baby clothes in a shop.

  1. Martina

    Guarda che bella questa tutina!
    Look how beautiful this romper is!
  2. Lorenzo

    Sì, è davvero carina, Martina.
    Yes, it is really cute, Martina.
  3. Martina

    Prendiamo questa tutina per il bambino?
    Shall we get this romper for the baby?
  4. Lorenzo

    Sì, prendiamola subito.
    Yes, let's get it right away.

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