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How do you say "denim" in Italian?

il denim

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "denim" is il denim.

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Pronunciation

Say denim as de-ni, putting the emphasis on de.

Grammar notes

il denim is masculine. Its plural is jeans.

Example sentence

Indossava una giacca di jeans.

He wore a jacket made of denim.

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How to remember il denim

Denim looks close to the English 'denim' — that shared 'denim' is the thread to hang your memory on.

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Questions about il denim

How do you pronounce il denim?

Say denim as de-ni, putting the emphasis on de.

Is il denim masculine or feminine?

il denim is masculine. il denim is masculine. Its plural is jeans.

How is il denim used in Italian?

il denim is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Indossava una giacca di jeans. (He wore a jacket made of denim.).

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