How Many Syllables Are in Libretto

The word Libretto has three syllables: li-bret-to.
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Definition of Libretto

A libretto is the text or words of an opera, operetta, or musical.

How should Libretto divide into syllables

There are 3 syllables in the word libretto. The vowels in this word are i and e, and the consonants are l, b, r, t, and o.

Part of Speech - Libretto

The composer wrote the music, but the libretto was written by someone else.

Sentences with Libretto

• The libretto for this opera is in Italian.
• I read the libretto before going to see the musical.
• The composer and the librettist worked together on the opera.
• Without a good libretto, an opera cannot be successful.
• The librettist spent many months writing the words for the musical.
• The libretto tells the story of the opera.
• The opera company printed the libretto in several different languages.
• The audience members followed along with the libretto in their programs.
• The libretto for this musical was based on a novel.
• The composer and the librettist had some disagreements about the libretto.

Quotes with Libretto

Number of characters in Libretto

8 ( l, i, b, r, e, t, t, o )

Unique letters in Libretto

7 ( l, i, b, r, e, t, o )

Libretto Backwards

otterbil

How to Pronounce Libretto

IPA (International): lʌˈbretəʊ

ARA (American): lʌˈbrɛto

EPA (English): lʌˈbretəʊ

LAH-BREH-TOW

How to Pronounce Libretto

IPA (International): lɪˈbretəʊ

ARA (American): lɪˈbrɛto

EPA (English): lɪˈbretəʊ

LIH-BREH-TOW