How to Say “Slop” in Italian

broda
The Italian verb for to slop (spill or dump liquid) is broda.
The term is used to describe the action of spilling or dumping liquid.
Meaning: to spill or dump liquid (verb)

How does it change in a sentence?

The form broda is the third-person singular present indicative of the verb brodare, meaning he, she or it slops.

Examples in context

  • Hai provato quella robaccia che hanno servito ieri? Era davvero disgustosa!
    Did you try that slop they served yesterday? It was truly disgusting!

Example conversation

Sofia and Francesco are preparing lunch in the kitchen.

  1. Sofia

    Francesco, non versare troppa broda!
    Francesco, don't slop too much broth!
  2. Francesco

    Scusa, mi è scappata un po' di broda.
    Sorry, I slopped a bit of broth.
  3. Sofia

    Ora dobbiamo pulire tutto il tavolo.
    Now we have to clean the whole table.
  4. Francesco

    Prendo subito uno straccio, Sofia.
    I'll get a cloth right away, Sofia.
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