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How do you say "magnet" in Italian?

il magnete

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "magnet" is il magnete.

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Pronunciation

Sound out magnete in pieces, ma-gne-te, and make gne the loudest part. The 'gn' pair sounds like the 'ny' in 'canyon', not a hard g plus n.

Grammar notes

il magnete is masculine. Its plural is magneti.

Example sentence

Il magnete si è attaccato al frigorifero.

The magnet stuck to the fridge.

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How to remember il magnete

Notice how magnete echoes the English 'magnet' right in the 'magnet' part; ride that similarity.

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Questions about il magnete

How do you pronounce il magnete?

Sound out magnete in pieces, ma-gne-te, and make gne the loudest part. The 'gn' pair sounds like the 'ny' in 'canyon', not a hard g plus n.

Is il magnete masculine or feminine?

il magnete is masculine. il magnete is masculine. Its plural is magneti.

How is il magnete used in Italian?

il magnete is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il magnete si è attaccato al frigorifero. (The magnet stuck to the fridge.).

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