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How do you say "locksmith" in Italian?

il fabbro

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "locksmith" is il fabbro.

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Pronunciation

Aim for fa-bbro when you say fabbro, stressing fa over the rest. That doubled bb needs a firmer, longer sound than a single one would.

Grammar notes

il fabbro is masculine. Its plural is fabbri.

Example sentence

Il fabbro aprì la porta bloccata.

The locksmith opened the jammed door.

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How to remember il fabbro

Build a tiny story around "The locksmith opened the jammed door." and drop fabbro into it as the key prop.

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Questions about il fabbro

How do you pronounce il fabbro?

Aim for fa-bbro when you say fabbro, stressing fa over the rest. That doubled bb needs a firmer, longer sound than a single one would.

Is il fabbro masculine or feminine?

il fabbro is masculine. il fabbro is masculine. Its plural is fabbri.

How is il fabbro used in Italian?

il fabbro is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il fabbro aprì la porta bloccata. (The locksmith opened the jammed door.).

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