Accordimpiegato
l' impiegato
employee
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How do you say impiegato in Italian?
How do you pronounce impiegato in Italian?
impiegato is pronounced /limpjeˈɡaːto/ in Italian.
Example sentences
Lo impiegato nuovo è molto bravo nel suo lavoro.
The new male employee is very skilled at his job.
L'impiegato diligente ha ricevuto una promozione meritata.
The diligent male employee received a well-deserved promotion.
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Why is it masculine?
Impiegato is masculine because it derives from the Latin "implicatus" (past participle of "implicare," meaning to involve or employ), and Latin past participles ending in -atus became masculine nouns in Italian with the -o ending, following the pattern of first-declension masculine nouns. The feminine form "impiegata" exists when referring to female employees, demonstrating Italian's gender agreement system.
What is the Italian word for employee?
The Italian word for employee is l' impiegato — masculine.
Gender across languages
| Language | Word | Article | Gender |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇫🇷 French | employé | l' | masculine |
| 🇵🇹 Portuguese | funcionário | o | masculine |
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