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Farina d'avena, pappa d'avena, and zuppa d'avena are Italian equivalents of the English word "oatmeal." Context makes clear whether the feminine singular phrase references the unprepared food (case 1) or the food prepared as porridge (example 2) or soup (instance 3). The respective pronunciations will be "fa-REE-na da-VEY-na," "PAP-pa da-VEY-na," and "TSOOP-pa da-VEY-na" in Italian.
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