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How do you say "energy" in Italian?

l' energia

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "energy" is l' energia.

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Pronunciation

The word energia comes out as e-ne-rgia, with ne taking the stress. Clip each vowel cleanly rather than letting them blur together.

Grammar notes

l' energia is feminine. Its plural is energie.

Example sentence

I pannelli solari trasformano la luce solare in energia.

Solar panels turn sunlight into energy.

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How to remember l' energia

Since energia shares 'energ' with 'energy', picture the two words shaking hands whenever you review it.

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Questions about l' energia

How do you pronounce l' energia?

The word energia comes out as e-ne-rgia, with ne taking the stress. Clip each vowel cleanly rather than letting them blur together.

Is l' energia masculine or feminine?

l' energia is feminine. l' energia is feminine. Its plural is energie.

How is l' energia used in Italian?

l' energia is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: I pannelli solari trasformano la luce solare in energia. (Solar panels turn sunlight into energy.).

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