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How do you say "lawyer" in Italian?
gli avvocati
In Italian, "lawyer" is gli avvocati.
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Pronunciation
Lyee ahv-voh-KAH-tee, three words, stress on KAH, double 'v'.
Grammar notes
Gli avvocati is plural. Singular is l'avvocato (masculine) or l'avvocata (feminine).
Example sentence
Gli avvocati difendono i loro clienti.
The lawyers defend their clients.
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How to remember gli avvocati
Avvocato comes from voce (voice) - lawyers use their voice to defend clients.
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Questions about gli avvocati
How do you say "lawyer" in Italian?
In Italian, "lawyer" is gli avvocati. It is a noun.
How is gli avvocati written in Italian?
gli avvocati is written using the standard Italian script.
How is gli avvocati used in a sentence?
Use gli avvocati as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Gli avvocati difendono i loro clienti. (The lawyers defend their clients.).
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