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Signori is masculine in Italian. The article is i, so the full form is i signori ("gentlemen").
MASCULINEsignori is the plural of signore
i signori — gentlemen
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How do you say signori in Italian?
How do you pronounce signori in Italian?
signori is pronounced /i siɲˈɲoːri/ in Italian.
Example sentences
Il signore italiano è arrivato con il suo collega tedesco.
The Italian gentleman arrived with his German colleague.
Questo signore anziano è molto gentile e disponibile.
This elderly gentleman is very kind and helpful.
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Why is it masculine?
Signori is masculine because it derives from Latin "senior" (meaning "elder" or "lord"), which is a masculine noun—the feminine form "signora" comes from the feminine equivalent. The word's gender was preserved through the normal evolution of Latin masculine -or endings into Italian masculine -ore endings.
What is the Italian word for gentlemen?
The Italian word for gentlemen is i signori — masculine.
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