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How do you say "dress" in Italian?

il vestito

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "dress" is il vestito.

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Pronunciation

Ves-TEE-toh, three syllables. Stress on 'tee.' Say 'ves' + 'tee' + 'toh.'

Grammar notes

Il vestito is masculine. The plural is i vestiti. Vestito can mean a dress, suit, or any outfit or garment.

Example sentence

Il vestito blu era elegante per la festa.

The blue dress was elegant for the party.

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How to remember il vestito

Vestito comes from vestire (to dress/clothe), so it literally means something you wear.

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Questions about il vestito

How do you say "dress" in Italian?

In Italian, "dress" is il vestito. It is a noun.

Is il vestito masculine or feminine?

Il vestito is masculine. The plural is i vestiti. Vestito can mean a dress, suit, or any outfit or garment.

How is il vestito used in a sentence?

Use il vestito as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Il vestito blu era elegante per la festa. (The blue dress was elegant for the party.).

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