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How do you say "cube" in Italian?

il cubo

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "cube" is il cubo.

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Pronunciation

For cubo, sound it out cu-bo and push the stress onto cu.

Grammar notes

il cubo is masculine. Its plural is cubi.

Example sentence

Il dado è un piccolo cubo.

The dice is a small cube.

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How to remember il cubo

Build a tiny story around "The dice is a small cube." and drop cubo into it as the key prop.

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Questions about il cubo

How do you pronounce il cubo?

For cubo, sound it out cu-bo and push the stress onto cu.

Is il cubo masculine or feminine?

il cubo is masculine. il cubo is masculine. Its plural is cubi.

How is il cubo used in Italian?

il cubo is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il dado è un piccolo cubo. (The dice is a small cube.).

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