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How do you say "climate" in Italian?

il clima

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "climate" is il clima.

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Pronunciation

For clima, sound it out cli-ma and push the stress onto cli.

Grammar notes

il clima is masculine. Its plural is climi.

Example sentence

L'isola ha un clima caldo e soleggiato.

The island has a warm, sunny climate.

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How to remember il clima

Since clima shares 'clima' with 'climate', picture the two words shaking hands whenever you review it.

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Questions about il clima

How do you pronounce il clima?

For clima, sound it out cli-ma and push the stress onto cli.

Is il clima masculine or feminine?

il clima is masculine. il clima is masculine. Its plural is climi.

How is il clima used in Italian?

il clima is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: L'isola ha un clima caldo e soleggiato. (The island has a warm, sunny climate.).

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