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How do you say "album" in Italian?
l' album
In Italian, "album" is l' album.
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Pronunciation
Say album as a-lbu, putting the emphasis on a.
Grammar notes
l' album is masculine. Its plural is album.
Example sentence
Quest'anno hanno pubblicato un nuovo album.
They released a new album this year.
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How to remember l' album
Album looks close to the English 'album' — that shared 'album' is the thread to hang your memory on.
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- cello il violoncello
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Questions about l' album
How do you pronounce l' album?
Say album as a-lbu, putting the emphasis on a.
Is l' album masculine or feminine?
l' album is masculine. l' album is masculine. Its plural is album.
How is l' album used in Italian?
l' album is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Quest'anno hanno pubblicato un nuovo album. (They released a new album this year.).
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