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How do you say "lyrics" in Italian?

i testi

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "lyrics" is i testi.

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Pronunciation

The word testi comes out as te-sti, with te taking the stress.

Grammar notes

i testi is masculine. Its plural is testi.

Example sentence

Ha scritto il testo della nuova canzone.

She wrote the lyrics for the new song.

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How to remember i testi

Replay the line "She wrote the lyrics for the new song." as a tiny film clip, with testi as the subtitle running underneath.

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Questions about i testi

How do you pronounce i testi?

The word testi comes out as te-sti, with te taking the stress.

Is i testi masculine or feminine?

i testi is masculine. i testi is masculine. Its plural is testi.

How is i testi used in Italian?

i testi is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Ha scritto il testo della nuova canzone. (She wrote the lyrics for the new song.).

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