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How do you say "twenty-two" in Italian?
ventidue
In Italian, "twenty-two" is ventidue.
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Pronunciation
Ven-tee-DOO-eh. Three syllables, last stressed. One word.
Grammar notes
Number, invariable. Plural ventidue (unchanged). Twenty plus two.
Example sentence
Il 22 luglio è una data importante.
July 22 is an important date.
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How to remember ventidue
Ventidue has venti and due (two). Twin numbers together.
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Questions about ventidue
How do you say "twenty-two" in Italian?
In Italian, "twenty-two" is ventidue. It is a noun.
How is ventidue written in Italian?
ventidue is written using the standard Italian script.
How is ventidue used in a sentence?
Use ventidue as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Il 22 luglio è una data importante. (July 22 is an important date.).
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