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"a (masculine)" in Italian

un
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Summary

The Italian translation for “a (masculine)” is un.

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a (feminine) una

Examples of "a" in use

There are 41 examples of the Italian word for "a" being used:
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I believe in a god. Credo in un dio.
Mario enters a taxi. Mario entra in un taxi.
He really wanted a croissant. Voleva davvero un cornetto.
This is a delicious sandwich. Questo è un panino delizioso.
I am a lawyer, but I am not a chef. Sono un avvocato, ma non uno chef.
Do you have a resolution for the new year? Hai un proposito per il nuovo anno?
I am eating a cheese sandwich. Sto mangiando un panino al formaggio.
No, I don't have a resolution for the new year. No, non ho un proposito per il nuovo anno.
Yes, I have intentions to work in a restaurant. Sì, ho intenzione di lavorare in un ristorante.
I have a goldfish in my bedroom. Ho un pesce rosso nella mia camera da letto.

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A bird and a turtle are singing.,
Are you a doctor?,
because I’m not a dog!,
Do you have a bank account to do shopping?,
Do you have a cat?,
Do you have a resolution for the new year?,
Do you want some cake?,
Do you want to order a sandwich?,
He hangs up the phone like a dog.,
He is one year old.,
He really wanted a croissant.,
Hello, I would like a large cappuccino with a croissant.,
Hello, I would like a tomato.,
I am a chef in a restaurant.,
I am a lawyer, but I am not a chef.,
I am eating a cheese sandwich.,
I am in a taxi.,
I believe in a god.,
I have a cat.,
I have a dog.
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