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How do you say "employee" in Italian?
l' impiegato
In Italian, "employee" is l' impiegato.
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Pronunciation
Break impiegato into its natural syllables, with the stress falling naturally on the second-to-last syllable.
Grammar notes
l' impiegato is masculine. Its plural is dipendenti.
Example sentence
Il nuovo dipendente ha iniziato lunedì.
The new employee started on Monday.
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How to remember l' impiegato
Anchor l' impiegato to something concrete from "The new employee started on Monday" so your brain has a hook beyond the spelling.
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Questions about l' impiegato
How do you pronounce l' impiegato?
Break impiegato into its natural syllables, with the stress falling naturally on the second-to-last syllable.
Is l' impiegato masculine or feminine?
l' impiegato is masculine. l' impiegato is masculine. Its plural is dipendenti.
How is l' impiegato used in Italian?
l' impiegato is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il nuovo dipendente ha iniziato lunedì. (The new employee started on Monday.).
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