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How do you say "alpaca" in Italian?

l’alpaca

Noun

In Italian, "alpaca" is l’alpaca.

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Pronunciation

Say ahl-PAH-kah. Stress the second syllable with an 'ah' sound.

Grammar notes

Masculine noun (l'alpaca). Plural: gli alpaca. A borrowed word from Spanish via the Quechua language.

Example sentence

L'alpaca assomiglia alla lama.

The alpaca looks like a llama.

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How to remember l’alpaca

Alpaca sounds the same in English and Italian. It is an Andean animal that sounds like its name.

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Questions about l’alpaca

How do you say "alpaca" in Italian?

In Italian, "alpaca" is l’alpaca. It is a noun.

How is l’alpaca written in Italian?

l’alpaca is written using the standard Italian script.

How is l’alpaca used in a sentence?

Use l’alpaca as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: L'alpaca assomiglia alla lama. (The alpaca looks like a llama.).

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