How do you say "homework" in Italian?

i compiti

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "homework" is i compiti.

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Pronunciation

Give compiti a clean, even rhythm, stressing the syllable right before the last one, as most Italian words do.

Grammar notes

i compiti is masculine. Its plural is compiti.

Example sentence

Finì i compiti prima di cena.

She finished her homework before dinner.

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How to remember i compiti

Anchor i compiti to something concrete from "She finished her homework before dinner" so your brain has a hook beyond the spelling.

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Questions about i compiti

How do you pronounce i compiti?

Give compiti a clean, even rhythm, stressing the syllable right before the last one, as most Italian words do.

Is i compiti masculine or feminine?

i compiti is masculine. i compiti is masculine. Its plural is compiti.

How is i compiti used in Italian?

i compiti is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Finì i compiti prima di cena. (She finished her homework before dinner.).

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