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Italian Phrase

Sì, tutti gli ingredienti sono vegani.

/si ˈtut.ti ʎi in.ɡre.djenˈti ˈso.no veˈɡa.ni/
Meaning"Yes, all the ingredients are vegan."
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Meaning

The sentence means 'Yes, all the ingredients are vegan.' It is a clear confirmation that none of the components contain animal products.

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When to use

Use this phrase when a customer, friend, or colleague asks whether a dish, recipe, or product contains any animal‑derived ingredients. It works well in restaurants, cooking classes, or grocery conversations.

✦Grammar Breakdown

Sìtuttigliingredientisonovegani

1

Sì

An adverb meaning 'yes', used to affirm a statement or answer a question.

2

tutti

Indefinite adjective meaning 'all', must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies.

3

gli

Plural masculine definite article used before nouns that start with a vowel or with s + consonant.

4

ingredienti

Masculine plural noun meaning 'ingredients'.

5

sono

Third‑person plural present of the verb 'essere' (to be).

6

vegani

Adjective meaning 'vegan', masculine plural to match 'ingredienti'.

🗨In Conversation

A

Gli ingredienti di questa zuppa sono vegani?

Are the ingredients of this soup vegan?

Sì, tutti gli ingredienti sono vegani.

Yes, all the ingredients are vegan.

B

✕Common Mistakes

  • Sì, tutti gli ingredienti è vegano.

    Use 'sono' (plural) because 'ingredienti' is plural; 'è' is singular.

  • Sì, tutti gli ingredienti sono vegano.

    The adjective must agree in number with the noun; use 'vegani' for plural.

  • Sì, tutti i ingredienti sono vegani.

    Do not use 'i' before a plural masculine noun that begins with a vowel; the correct article is 'gli'.

↔Alternatives

  • Sì, tutti gli ingredienti sono di origine vegetale.

    Yes, all the ingredients are of plant origin.

  • Sì, non c'è nessun prodotto animale.

    Yes, there is no animal product.

  • Sì, è completamente vegano.

    Yes, it is completely vegan.

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Cultural Tip

In Italy, the word 'vegano' has become common on menus, especially in larger cities. When you ask about ingredients, Italians often respond with a short affirmation like this one. Remember that 'gli' is used before plural masculine nouns that start with a vowel, so saying 'i ingredienti' would be incorrect.