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il biglietto da visita

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "business card" is il biglietto da visita.

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Pronunciation

bee-LYE-et-toh dah VEE-zee-tah. Stress BIL and VIZ. The 'glia' combo would make an 'ly' sound, but this is 'iglietto', pronounced as two clear syllables.

Grammar notes

Masculine noun: il biglietto da visita. Biglietto is masculine. Plural i biglietti da visita. Visita is feminine but used as an adjective here.

Example sentence

Do il mio biglietto da visita.

I give my business card.

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How to remember il biglietto da visita

Biglietto means ticket or card, from biglia (ball). A business card is literally a visiting ticket, from 'da visita' meaning for visiting.

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Questions about il biglietto da visita

How do you say "business card" in Italian?

In Italian, "business card" is il biglietto da visita. It is a noun.

Is il biglietto da visita masculine or feminine?

Masculine noun: il biglietto da visita. Biglietto is masculine. Plural i biglietti da visita. Visita is feminine but used as an adjective here.

How is il biglietto da visita used in a sentence?

Use il biglietto da visita as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Do il mio biglietto da visita. (I give my business card.).

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