Understand spoken Italian

"the (singular masculine)" in Italian

il
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Summary

The Italian translation for “the (singular masculine)” is il.

See also

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 Englishthe (plural masculine) Italiani Learn
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 Englishthe (singular feminine) Italianla Learn
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 Englishthe (plural feminine) Italianle Learn
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 Englishthe (plural masculine) Italiangli Learn
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 Englishthe (singular masculine) Italianlo Learn
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 Englishthe (singular feminine in front of a vowel) Italianl’ Learn
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 Englishthe (singular masculine in front of a vowel) Italianl’ Learn

Examples of "the" in use

There are 234 examples of the Italian word for "the" being used:
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 Englishthe living room Italianil soggiorno Learn
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 Englishthe microwave Italianil microonde Learn
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 Englishthe musician Italianil musicista Learn
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 Englishthe player Italianil giocatore Learn
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 Englishthe result Italianil risultato Learn
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 Englishthe runner Italianil corridore Learn
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 Englishthe seller Italianil venditore Learn
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 Englishthe spoon Italianil cucchiaio Learn
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 Englishthe toaster Italianil tostapane Learn
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 Englishthe trade Italianil commercio Learn

Practice Lesson

"the (singular masculine)" Practice (235)
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Lesson words
in the (singular masculine),
of the,
on the,
some,
the (singular masculine),
to the
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Lesson phrases
Do you celebrate Thanksgiving with your family?,
Do you have a resolution for the new year?,
Do you have money to buy the tomato?,
Do you want the cappuccino with extra sugar?,
Do you want to know the secret?,
English (long form),
for the time being,
He hangs up the phone like a dog.,
He wants to hang up the phone.,
He was born on May 28.,
How long is the journey?,
I celebrated New Year's Day by playing soccer outside.,
I don’t know who the president is in Germany.,
I like the cat.,
I like the restaurant.,
I love Christmas!,
I need money for the restaurant.,
I usually make cakes during the weekend for my family.,
I would like to see the menu.,
Is the floor slippery?
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