Venezia

Definition of Venezia

Venezia is the Italian name for the city of Venice, which is a city in Italy famous for its canals, gondolas, and beautiful architecture.

How should Venezia divide into syllables

There are three syllables in the word venezia. The first syllable has one vowel 'e' and one consonant 'v'. The second syllable has one vowel 'e' and one consonant 'n'. The last syllable has two vowels 'i' and 'a'.

Part of Speech - Venezia

I dream of visiting Venezia and taking a ride on a gondola.

Sentences with Venezia

• 1. My parents went to Venezia for their honeymoon and took a lot of beautiful pictures.
• 2. I learned about Venezia in my social studies class and it looks like a magical city!
• 3. We ate delicious pizza in a restaurant in Venezia while listening to romantic music.
• 4. Venezia is famous for its colorful Carnival celebrations and elaborate masks.
• 5. The architecture in Venezia is stunning, especially the beautiful St. Mark's Basilica.

Quotes with Venezia

• 1. 'I thought of Venice as a city of canals and gondolas, but Venezia is a maze of narrow streets and alleys.' - Jane Green
• 2. 'In Venezia, Tiziano Vecellio drew his inspiration from the colors of the lagoon and the carnival masks.' - Christian Louboutin
• 3. 'Venezia is a magical city that feels like it's floating on water. It's a city that inspires creativity and romance.' - Unknown
• 4. 'Venezia is a city that is not just beautiful, but also full of history and culture. It's a city that has inspired artists and writers for centuries.' - Unknown
• 5. 'In Venezia, the canals are the streets and the gondolas are the taxis. It's a city that is both old and new, traditional and modern.' - Unknown

Number of characters in Venezia

7 ( v, e, n, e, z, i, a )

Unique letters in Venezia

6 ( v, e, n, z, i, a )

Venezia Backwards

aizenev

Phonetic Transcription of Venezia

IPA (International): veˈnezi:ʌ

ARA (American): vɛˈnɛziʌ

EPA (English): veˈnezi:ʌ

VEH-NEH-ZIY-AH