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How do you say "notebook" in Italian?

il quaderno

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "notebook" is il quaderno.

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Pronunciation

kwah-DAIR-noh. Stress DAIR. The 'qu' makes a 'kw' sound, and 'derno' rhymes with English 'der-no'.

Grammar notes

Masculine noun, plural i quaderni. Derived from 'quadro' (square). Regular masculine noun ending in 'o'.

Example sentence

Scrivo nel quaderno di scuola.

I write in my school notebook.

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How to remember il quaderno

Quaderno comes from 'quadro' (square), because notebooks traditionally had square pages. The root 'quad' appears in English too.

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Questions about il quaderno

How do you say "notebook" in Italian?

In Italian, "notebook" is il quaderno. It is a noun.

Is il quaderno masculine or feminine?

Masculine noun, plural i quaderni. Derived from 'quadro' (square). Regular masculine noun ending in 'o'.

How is il quaderno used in a sentence?

Use il quaderno as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Scrivo nel quaderno di scuola. (I write in my school notebook.).

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