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How do you say "charger" in Italian?
il caricabatterie
In Italian, "charger" is il caricabatterie.
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Pronunciation
Sound out caricabatterie slowly at first, with the stress falling naturally on the second-to-last syllable, and hold the double tt a touch longer than you would in English.
Grammar notes
il caricabatterie is masculine. Its plural is Chargers.
Example sentence
Ho dimenticato il caricabatterie del telefono a casa.
I forgot my phone charger at home.
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How to remember il caricabatterie
Imagine "I forgot my phone charger at home" as a tiny scene and let il caricabatterie be the label you attach to it.
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Questions about il caricabatterie
How do you pronounce il caricabatterie?
Sound out caricabatterie slowly at first, with the stress falling naturally on the second-to-last syllable, and hold the double tt a touch longer than you would in English.
Is il caricabatterie masculine or feminine?
il caricabatterie is masculine. il caricabatterie is masculine. Its plural is Chargers.
How is il caricabatterie used in Italian?
il caricabatterie is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ho dimenticato il caricabatterie del telefono a casa. (I forgot my phone charger at home.).
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