Learning Italian vocabulary is really important, not only for improving your Italian level, but also for expressing your ideas in a clear and concise manner. Today we present the body parts in Italian singular and plural. Bear in mind that these words sometimes have different genders (masculine or feminine) depending whether they are singular or plural. For example: the arm – il braccio (masculine); the arms – le braccia (feminine). Let’s see what the main human body parts in Italian are, and remember that if you want to discover more about the Italian language we offer Italian lessons with native and qualified tutors. PARTS OF THE BODY il collo (m sing) = the neck la spalla (f sing) = the shoulder le spalle (f plur) = the shoulders la schiena (f sing) = the back il braccio (m sing) = the arm le braccia (f plur) = the arms il gomito (m sing) = the elbow i gomiti (m plur) = the elbows la mano (f sing) = the hand le mani (f plur) = the hands il dito (m sing) = the finger le dita (f plur) = the fingers l’unghia (f sing) = the nail le unghie (f plur) = the nails il petto (m sing) = the chest il seno (m sing) = the breast la coscia (f sing) = the thigh le cosce (f plur) = the thighs la gamba (f sing) = the leg le gambe (f plur) = the legs il ginocchio (m sing) = the knee le ginocchia (f plur) = the knees la caviglia (f sing) = the ankle le caviglie (f plur) = the ankles il piede (m sing) = the foot i piedi (m plur) = the feet PARTS OF THE FACE la fronte (f sing) = the forehead il sopracciglio (m sing) = the eyebrow le sopracciglia (f plur) = the eyebrows il ciglio (m sing) = the eyelash le ciglia (f plur) = the eyelashes l’occhio (m sing) = the eye gli occhi (m plur) = the eyes il naso (m sing) = the nose la guancia (f sing) = the cheek le guance (f plur) = the cheeks la bocca (f sing) = the mouth il labbro (m sing) = the lip le labbra (f plur) = the lips la lingua (f sing) = the tongue il dente (m sing) = the tooth i denti (m plur) = the teeth l’orecchio (m sing) = the ear le orecchie (f plur) = the ears i capelli (m plur) = the hair i baffi (m plur) = the mustache la barba (f sing) = the beard le basette (f plur) = the sideburns Learning the body parts in Italian in singular and plural is very useful. Should you want to study a more detailed in-depth list, click here. Also, if you would like to learn how to further describe yourself or another person in Italian language, along with fun, practical uses of vocabulary, grammar and phrases, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We are eager to help you learn Italian in the most enjoyable way you have ever imagined.