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How do you say "fifty-two" in Italian?
cinquantadue
In Italian, "fifty-two" is cinquantadue.
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Pronunciation
chin-kwan-ta-DOO-eh. Two is 'due', pronounced like 'doo-eh'.
Grammar notes
Cinquantadue is unchanging. Due does not elide or change form in compound numbers.
Example sentence
La ricetta richiede cinquantadue grammi di farina.
The recipe calls for fifty-two grams of flour.
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How to remember cinquantadue
Fifty-two: cinquanta is half the way to a hundred. Due follows as the units digit.
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Questions about cinquantadue
How do you say "fifty-two" in Italian?
In Italian, "fifty-two" is cinquantadue. It is a noun.
How is cinquantadue written in Italian?
cinquantadue is written using the standard Italian script.
How is cinquantadue used in a sentence?
Use cinquantadue as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: La ricetta richiede cinquantadue grammi di farina. (The recipe calls for fifty-two grams of flour.).
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