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How do you say "port" in Italian?
il porto
In Italian, "port" is il porto.
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Pronunciation
Pronounce porto the way it looks, stressing the syllable right before the last one, as most Italian words do.
Grammar notes
il porto is masculine. Its plural is portazioni.
Example sentence
La nave arrivò al porto affollato.
The ship arrived at the busy port.
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How to remember il porto
Say il porto while picturing "The ship arrived at the busy port" happening right in front of you, that pairing sticks longer than a flashcard.
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Questions about il porto
How do you pronounce il porto?
Pronounce porto the way it looks, stressing the syllable right before the last one, as most Italian words do.
Is il porto masculine or feminine?
il porto is masculine. il porto is masculine. Its plural is portazioni.
How is il porto used in Italian?
il porto is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La nave arrivò al porto affollato. (The ship arrived at the busy port.).
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