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How do you say "i made a mistake" in Italian?
Ho commesso un errore
In Italian, "i made a mistake" is Ho commesso un errore.
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Pronunciation
Ho commesso un errore is oh kohm-MEHS-soh oon ehr-ROH-reh, stress on the second syllable of commesso and ror of errore.
Grammar notes
Ho commesso un errore is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
i made a mistake
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How to remember Ho commesso un errore
Errore is nearly identical to 'error', the clearest word in the whole sentence.
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Questions about Ho commesso un errore
How do you pronounce Ho commesso un errore?
Ho commesso un errore is oh kohm-MEHS-soh oon ehr-ROH-reh, stress on the second syllable of commesso and ror of errore.
Is Ho commesso un errore formal or casual?
Ho commesso un errore is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Ho commesso un errore used in Italian?
Ho commesso un errore is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (i made a mistake).
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