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How do you say "cactus" in Italian?

il cactus

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "cactus" is il cactus.

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Pronunciation

Cactus breaks into ca-ctu, with your voice landing on ca.

Grammar notes

il cactus is masculine. Its plural is Il cactus.

Example sentence

Il cactus cresceva nel deserto arido.

The cactus grew in the dry desert.

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How to remember il cactus

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

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Questions about il cactus

How do you pronounce il cactus?

Cactus breaks into ca-ctu, with your voice landing on ca.

Is il cactus masculine or feminine?

il cactus is masculine. il cactus is masculine. Its plural is Il cactus.

How is il cactus used in Italian?

il cactus is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il cactus cresceva nel deserto arido. (The cactus grew in the dry desert.).

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