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How do you say "email" in Italian?
l' email
In Italian, "email" is l' email.
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Pronunciation
Give email a clean, even rhythm, with the accent landing one syllable before the end.
Grammar notes
l' email is feminine. Its plural is email.
Example sentence
Ha inviato un'email al suo capo.
He sent an email to his boss.
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How to remember l' email
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Questions about l' email
How do you pronounce l' email?
Give email a clean, even rhythm, with the accent landing one syllable before the end.
Is l' email masculine or feminine?
l' email is feminine. l' email is feminine. Its plural is email.
How is l' email used in Italian?
l' email is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ha inviato un'email al suo capo. (He sent an email to his boss.).
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