bello
/ˈbɛl.lo/Beautiful, handsome, or attractive
Che bel cane!
What a beautiful dog!
È un ragazzo molto bello.
He is a very handsome boy.
Used to describe people, objects, or places that are aesthetically pleasing.
Good, nice, or pleasant
Che bella giornata!
What a nice day!
Abbiamo passato una bella serata.
We had a pleasant evening.
Can also be used to describe positive experiences or situations.
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💡Pro Tip
Gender Agreement
Remember to adjust the ending of 'bello' to match the gender and number of the noun it describes (e.g., 'bella' for feminine singular, 'belli' for masculine plural).
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Common Usage
'Bello' is one of the most frequently used adjectives in Italian and can describe both physical beauty and positive qualities.
📖Word Origin
From Latin 'bellus', a diminutive of 'bonus' (good).
📝Usage Notes
The feminine form is 'bella', and the plural forms are 'belli' (masculine) and 'belle' (feminine).