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i generi
sons-in-law
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How do you say generi in Italian?
How do you pronounce generi in Italian?
generi is pronounced /i ˈdʒɛːneri/ in Italian.
Example sentences
Il genero di mia figlia è molto intelligente e simpatico.
My daughter's son-in-law is very intelligent and nice.
Il nostro genero nuovo ha portato un regalo costoso alla famiglia.
Our new son-in-law brought an expensive gift to the family.
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Why is it masculine?
Generi is masculine in Italian because it derives from Latin "gener" (a son-in-law), which was a masculine noun. The masculine gender is preserved in Italian. Note: "genere" (not "genera") is the Italian word meaning "gender" or "kind" and also derives from Latin, but "genero" specifically refers to a son-in-law.
What is the Italian word for sons-in-law?
The Italian word for sons-in-law is i generi — masculine.
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