How do you say "keyboard shortcut" in Italian?

Scorciatoie da tastiera

Phrase Noun

In Italian, "keyboard shortcut" is Scorciatoie da tastiera.

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Pronunciation

Scorciatoie da tastiera is skor-chah-TOY-eh dah tah-STYEH-rah, stress on toie and stiera.

Grammar notes

Scorciatoie da tastiera is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.

Example sentence

keyboard shortcut

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How to remember Scorciatoie da tastiera

Tastiera comes from tasto, meaning key, the same root as in 'keyboard'.

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Questions about Scorciatoie da tastiera

How do you pronounce Scorciatoie da tastiera?

Scorciatoie da tastiera is skor-chah-TOY-eh dah tah-STYEH-rah, stress on toie and stiera.

Is Scorciatoie da tastiera formal or casual?

Scorciatoie da tastiera is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.

How is Scorciatoie da tastiera used in Italian?

Scorciatoie da tastiera is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (keyboard shortcut).

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