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whisper in Italian

whisper in Italian is sussurro, bisbiglio, voci di corridoio — whisper means to speak very quietly, using breath rather than the full voice, so only someone nearby can hear.

whisper in Italian

sussurro
noun
The act of speaking in a quiet voice, especially without vibration of the vocal cords.
bisbiglio
noun
The act of speaking in a quiet voice, especially without vibration of the vocal cords.
voci di corridoio
noun
(usually, in the plural) A rumor.
sussurrare
verb
bisbigliare
verb

What does "whisper" mean?

  1. verb To speak very quietly, using breath rather than the full voice, so only someone nearby can hear.
    "She leaned over and whispered the secret in his ear."
  2. noun A very quiet way of speaking, or an unconfirmed rumour.
    "He spoke in a whisper so as not to wake the baby."
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whisper in a sentence

  • She leaned over and whispered the secret in his ear.
  • Don't whisper during the exam, or you'll be disqualified.
  • He spoke in a whisper so as not to wake the baby.
  • There were whispers around the office about layoffs.

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What is "whisper" in Italian?

"whisper" in Italian is sussurro, bisbiglio, voci di corridoio. whisper means: To speak very quietly, using breath rather than the full voice, so only someone nearby can hear.

How do you use "whisper" in a sentence?

Example: "She leaned over and whispered the secret in his ear." In Italian, "whisper" is sussurro, bisbiglio, voci di corridoio.

Are there other ways to say "whisper" in Italian?

Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "whisper": sussurro, bisbiglio, voci di corridoio, sussurrare, bisbigliare.

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