natural

The word 'naturale' in Italian is used to describe something that is not man-made or artificial, but rather a part of the natural world. It can also refer to something that is inherent or innate, as in 'natural talent'. In addition, 'naturale' can be used to describe something that is normal or expected, as in 'naturally, I assumed you would come'. It is an adjective that can be used to modify a wide range of nouns, and its meaning can vary slightly depending on the context in which it is used.

Example sentences using: naturale

Questa mela ha un sapore naturale

This apple has a natural taste

This sentence is commenting on the taste of an apple, implying it hasn't been enhanced or altered in any way, hence it's a natural taste.

Sai, preferisco le bellezze naturali

You know, I prefer natural beauty

In this context, 'natural beauty' could refer to either untouched landscapes or people who refrain from using make up or surgical alterations to their appearance, depending on context.

Il lampone ha un colore rosso naturale

The raspberry has a natural red color

This phrase is describing the color of a raspberry as being natural, thus saying it hasn't been treated or processed to change its color.