flauto
flute
In Italian, 'flauto' is the word for the English term 'flute'. It is a noun that is used exactly as it is in English - to denote a wind instrument made from a tube with holes along it that are stopped by the fingers or keys.
Example sentences using: flauto
Giocherò con il mio flauto domani.
I will play with my flute tomorrow.
This sentence uses 'flauto' to refer to the musical instrument that the speaker intends to play the following day.
Sto cercando un nuovo flauto.
I am looking for a new flute.
Here, 'flauto' is used to indicate that the speaker is in search of a new, likely better quality or different, instrument to replace their current one. The use of 'un nuovo flauto' hints that the speaker already has an existing flute.
Il flauto è il mio strumento preferito.
The flute is my favorite instrument.
In this sentence, 'flauto' is part of a statement of preference. It describes the speaker's favorite musical instrument. The use of 'il mio strumento preferito' signifies a choice among many possible musical instruments that the speaker plays or enjoys.