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How do you say "server" in Italian?

il server

Noun Masculine

In Italian, "server" is il server.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce server se-rve-style, leaning harder on se.

Grammar notes

il server is masculine. Its plural is server.

Example sentence

Il sito web gira su un server potente.

The website runs on a powerful server.

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How to remember il server

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

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Questions about il server

How do you pronounce il server?

Pronounce server se-rve-style, leaning harder on se.

Is il server masculine or feminine?

il server is masculine. il server is masculine. Its plural is server.

How is il server used in Italian?

il server is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Il sito web gira su un server potente. (The website runs on a powerful server.).

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