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How do you say "screen" in Italian?
lo schermo
In Italian, "screen" is lo schermo.
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Pronunciation
Say SKER-mo, with emphasis on the first syllable, pronouncing the sch sound like in English 'skill'.
Grammar notes
Lo schermo is masculine and takes the definite article lo (used before s + consonant). Plural: gli schermi.
Example sentence
Lo schermo del computer è molto grande.
The computer screen is very large.
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How to remember lo schermo
Schermo looks and sounds like 'screen' - the sch sounds like an English 'sk' and rhymes with the concept of a screen displaying information.
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Questions about lo schermo
How do you say "screen" in Italian?
In Italian, "screen" is lo schermo. It is a noun.
How is lo schermo written in Italian?
lo schermo is written using the standard Italian script.
How is lo schermo used in a sentence?
Use lo schermo as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Lo schermo del computer è molto grande. (The computer screen is very large.).
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