How do you say "grade" in Italian?

il voto

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "grade" is il voto.

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Pronunciation

Break voto into its natural syllables, with the stress falling naturally on the second-to-last syllable.

Grammar notes

il voto is masculine. Its plural is voti.

Example sentence

Ha preso un buon voto al suo saggio.

He got a good grade on his essay.

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How to remember il voto

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Questions about il voto

How do you pronounce il voto?

Break voto into its natural syllables, with the stress falling naturally on the second-to-last syllable.

Is il voto masculine or feminine?

il voto is masculine. il voto is masculine. Its plural is voti.

How is il voto used in Italian?

il voto is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ha preso un buon voto al suo saggio. (He got a good grade on his essay.).

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