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How do you say "era" in Italian?

l' epoca

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "era" is l' epoca.

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Pronunciation

The word epoca comes out as e-po-ca, with po taking the stress. Keep every vowel short and pure, not the diphthongs English speakers default to.

Grammar notes

l' epoca is feminine. Its plural is epoche.

Example sentence

L'invenzione diede inizio a una nuova era.

The invention began a new era.

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How to remember l' epoca

Replay the line "The invention began a new era." as a tiny film clip, with epoca as the subtitle running underneath.

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Questions about l' epoca

How do you pronounce l' epoca?

The word epoca comes out as e-po-ca, with po taking the stress. Keep every vowel short and pure, not the diphthongs English speakers default to.

Is l' epoca masculine or feminine?

l' epoca is feminine. l' epoca is feminine. Its plural is epoche.

How is l' epoca used in Italian?

l' epoca is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: L'invenzione diede inizio a una nuova era. (The invention began a new era.).

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