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How do you say "cash" in Italian?
i soldi
In Italian, "cash" is i soldi.
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Pronunciation
When you say soldi, split it so-ldi and accent so.
Grammar notes
i soldi is masculine. Its plural is Cashs.
Example sentence
Ha pagato il caffè in contanti.
She paid for the coffee in cash.
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How to remember i soldi
Picture the scene "She paid for the coffee in cash." and let soldi be the label stuck onto it in your mind.
Related words
- price il prezzo
- discount lo sconto
- receipt la ricevuta
- coupon il coupon
- refund il rimborso
- budget il bilancio
- savings i risparmi
- loan il prestito
- debt il debito
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Questions about i soldi
How do you pronounce i soldi?
When you say soldi, split it so-ldi and accent so.
Is i soldi masculine or feminine?
i soldi is masculine. i soldi is masculine. Its plural is Cashs.
How is i soldi used in Italian?
i soldi is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ha pagato il caffè in contanti. (She paid for the coffee in cash.).
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