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How do you say "fifty" in Italian?
cinquanta
In Italian, "fifty" is cinquanta.
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Pronunciation
chin-KWAN-tah. Emphasis on the first part. Pronounce 'qua' like 'kwa'.
Grammar notes
Cinquanta is invariable and does not agree with following nouns. It stands alone or with 'di' when in partitives.
Example sentence
Il negozio apre fra cinquanta giorni.
The shop opens in fifty days.
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How to remember cinquanta
Cinquanta contains 'cinque' (five). Think of it as the marker for the midpoint in counting to hundred.
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Questions about cinquanta
How do you say "fifty" in Italian?
In Italian, "fifty" is cinquanta. It is a noun.
How is cinquanta written in Italian?
cinquanta is written using the standard Italian script.
How is cinquanta used in a sentence?
Use cinquanta as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Il negozio apre fra cinquanta giorni. (The shop opens in fifty days.).
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