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How do you say "look out" in Italian?
Attento
In Italian, "look out" is Attento.
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Pronunciation
Attento is aht-TEHN-toh, stress on the second syllable, the same word used earlier for watch out.
Grammar notes
Attento is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
look out
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How to remember Attento
This reuses attento from watch out, the same attentive warning word.
Related words
- absolutely assolutamente
- oh no Oh no
- thats amazing È incredibile
- thats terrible È terribile
- watch your step Attento a dove metti i piedi
- be quiet Stai zitto
- listen up Ascoltate
- thats so funny È così divertente
- i cant believe it Non ci posso credere
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Questions about Attento
How do you pronounce Attento?
Attento is aht-TEHN-toh, stress on the second syllable, the same word used earlier for watch out.
Is Attento formal or casual?
Attento is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Attento used in Italian?
Attento is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (look out).
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