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How do you say "applause" in Italian?

gli applausi

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "applause" is gli applausi.

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Pronunciation

Applausi breaks into a-pplau-si, with your voice landing on pplau. Give the double pp extra length so it doesn't sound like a single letter.

Grammar notes

gli applausi is masculine. Its plural is applausi.

Example sentence

Gli applausi riempirono il teatro.

The applause filled the theatre.

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How to remember gli applausi

The chunk 'applaus' links applausi straight to 'applause', so the two words practically teach each other.

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Questions about gli applausi

How do you pronounce gli applausi?

Applausi breaks into a-pplau-si, with your voice landing on pplau. Give the double pp extra length so it doesn't sound like a single letter.

Is gli applausi masculine or feminine?

gli applausi is masculine. gli applausi is masculine. Its plural is applausi.

How is gli applausi used in Italian?

gli applausi is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Gli applausi riempirono il teatro. (The applause filled the theatre.).

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