How do you say "classroom" in Italian?

l' aula

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "classroom" is l' aula.

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Pronunciation

Say aula out loud a few times, with the accent landing one syllable before the end.

Grammar notes

l' aula is feminine. Its plural is aule.

Example sentence

L'aula era luminosa e allegra.

The classroom was bright and cheerful.

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Questions about l' aula

How do you pronounce l' aula?

Say aula out loud a few times, with the accent landing one syllable before the end.

Is l' aula masculine or feminine?

l' aula is feminine. l' aula is feminine. Its plural is aule.

How is l' aula used in Italian?

l' aula is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: L'aula era luminosa e allegra. (The classroom was bright and cheerful.).

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