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Italian word

rumore

noise, sound (often unwanted)

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rumor

unverified information spread by word of mouth

⚠️ The trap

'Rumore' means noise or sound, not a rumor (gossip). For the English 'rumor' use 'voce' or 'diceria'. This is a very common and confusing false friend.

To say "unverified information spread by word of mouth" in Italian:

voce, diceria (for rumor)

"rumore" in English means:

noise, sound (often unwanted)

Example

"C'è troppo rumore in questa stanza."

"There's too much noise in this room."

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