How to Say “Trivia” in Italian

curiosità
The Italian word for trivia is curiosità.
Meaning: quiz (noun)

Did you know?

  • While curiosità covers 'trivia', Italians often use the phrase pillole di cultura (pills of culture) to describe short, bite-sized pieces of interesting information.
  • In Italian, a curiosità is not just a piece of trivia but can also refer to a 'curiosity' in the sense of a rare or strange object, like a specimen in a museum.
  • The word curiosità shares the same root as the Italian word curare, which means 'to treat' or 'to take care of'.

Example conversation

Martina and Matteo are hanging out at home.

  1. Martina

    Vuoi fare un quiz di curiosità?
    Do you want to do a trivia quiz?
  2. Matteo

    Sì, ma non sono molto bravo.
    Yes, but I am not very good at it.
  3. Martina

    Non preoccuparti, è solo per divertimento.
    Don't worry, it is just for fun.
  4. Matteo

    Va bene, iniziamo subito!
    Alright, let's start right away!
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