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How do you say "ninety-nine" in Italian?

novantanove

Noun

In Italian, "ninety-nine" is novantanove.

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Pronunciation

no-van-ta-NOH-veh. Nove is nine. Stress is on novanta.

Grammar notes

Novantanove does not change. It is invariable and is one less than cento.

Example sentence

Mi rimangono novantanove pagine.

I have ninety-nine pages left.

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How to remember novantanove

Nove is nine. Novantanove is the last step before reaching one hundred.

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Questions about novantanove

How do you say "ninety-nine" in Italian?

In Italian, "ninety-nine" is novantanove. It is a noun.

How is novantanove written in Italian?

novantanove is written using the standard Italian script.

How is novantanove used in a sentence?

Use novantanove as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Mi rimangono novantanove pagine. (I have ninety-nine pages left.).

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