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How do you say "im tired" in Italian?

Sono stanco

Phrase Noun

In Italian, "im tired" is Sono stanco.

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Pronunciation

Sono stanco is SOH-noh STAHN-koh, stress on the first syllable of stanco, meaning tired.

Grammar notes

Sono stanco is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.

Example sentence

im tired

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How to remember Sono stanco

Stanco sounds a little like 'stunned', the dazed feeling you get when you're exhausted.

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Questions about Sono stanco

How do you pronounce Sono stanco?

Sono stanco is SOH-noh STAHN-koh, stress on the first syllable of stanco, meaning tired.

Is Sono stanco formal or casual?

Sono stanco is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.

How is Sono stanco used in Italian?

Sono stanco is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (im tired).

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