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How do you say "cufflink" in Italian?

il gemello

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "cufflink" is il gemello.

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Pronunciation

When you say gemello, split it ge-me-llo and accent me. Hold the double ll a beat longer than you would in English.

Grammar notes

il gemello is masculine. Its plural is gemelli.

Example sentence

Si allacciò un gemello d'argento alla manica.

He fastened a silver cufflink to his sleeve.

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How to remember il gemello

Whenever you think of "He fastened a silver cufflink to his sleeve.", let gemello be the word that pops up first.

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Questions about il gemello

How do you pronounce il gemello?

When you say gemello, split it ge-me-llo and accent me. Hold the double ll a beat longer than you would in English.

Is il gemello masculine or feminine?

il gemello is masculine. il gemello is masculine. Its plural is gemelli.

How is il gemello used in Italian?

il gemello is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Si allacciò un gemello d'argento alla manica. (He fastened a silver cufflink to his sleeve.).

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