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How do you say "squat" in Italian?

accovacciarsi

Verb Noun

In Italian, "squat" is accovacciarsi.

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Pronunciation

Accovacciarsi is ahk-koh-vah-CHAR-see, stress on the fourth syllable, with the double C softening into a CH sound before I.

Grammar notes

accovacciarsi is a verb used the same way as its English equivalent.

Example sentence

Si accovaccia per raccogliere la scatola.

She squats to pick up the box.

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How to remember accovacciarsi

Accovacciarsi sounds like crouching down low, almost like the word 'cower' hidden inside it.

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Questions about accovacciarsi

How do you pronounce accovacciarsi?

Accovacciarsi is ahk-koh-vah-CHAR-see, stress on the fourth syllable, with the double C softening into a CH sound before I.

Is accovacciarsi formal or casual?

accovacciarsi is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.

How is accovacciarsi used in Italian?

accovacciarsi is used the same way as the equivalent English verb. For example: Si accovaccia per raccogliere la scatola. (She squats to pick up the box.).

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