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How to Say "Twenty" in Italian
The Italian word for 'twenty', used for ages, prices, quantities, and more.
venti
VEN-teeneutral
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Use 'venti' when counting items, stating prices, or referring to someone who is twenty years old. It's a fundamental number for everyday transactions and information.
Alternatives
- vent'anniUse this when specifically referring to someone's age being twenty.
Ways to get it wrong
Pronouncing 'venti' like 'twenty'
The Italian 'v' is softer, more like an English 'v', not the 'w' sound.
Confusing 'venti' with 'vento'
'Vento' means 'wind'; 'venti' is the number twenty.
Frequently asked
How to say twenty euros in Italian?
You would say 'venti euro'. This is the standard way to express monetary amounts.
What is twenty years old in Italian?
For age, you'd typically say 'ha vent'anni' (he/she is twenty years old) or 'ho vent'anni' (I am twenty years old).
Is 'venti' used in formal settings?
Yes, 'venti' is the standard number and is used in both casual and formal contexts without change.
What is the number 20 in Italian?
The number 20 in Italian is "venti".
How do you say 30 in Italy?
The number 30 in Italian is "trenta".
What are numbers in Italian 1-100?
This page focuses on the number 20, but you can find comprehensive lists of Italian numbers from 1 to 100 online.
How is twenty pronounced in Italian?
The Italian word for twenty, "venti", is pronounced roughly as "VEN-tee".
