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How do you say "flashlight" in Italian?

la torcia

Noun Feminine

In Italian, "flashlight" is la torcia.

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Pronunciation

When you say torcia, split it to-rcia and accent to.

Grammar notes

la torcia is feminine. Its plural is torce.

Example sentence

Puntò la torcia nella grotta.

He shone the flashlight into the cave.

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How to remember la torcia

Turn "He shone the flashlight into the cave." into a quick mental snapshot and tag it with the word torcia.

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Questions about la torcia

How do you pronounce la torcia?

When you say torcia, split it to-rcia and accent to.

Is la torcia masculine or feminine?

la torcia is feminine. la torcia is feminine. Its plural is torce.

How is la torcia used in Italian?

la torcia is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Puntò la torcia nella grotta. (He shone the flashlight into the cave.).

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