Italian Alphabet

The Italian alphabet is a variant of the Latin alphabet used by the Italian language.

Letter Name IPA Diacritics
A, a a /a/ à
B, b bi /b/
C, c ci /k/ or /tʃ/
D, d di /d/
E, e e /e/ or /ɛ/ è, é
F, f effe /f/
G, g gi /ɡ/ or /dʒ/
H, h acca silent
I, i i /i/ or /j/ ì, í, î
L, l elle /l/
M, m emme /m/
N, n enne /n/
O, o o /o/ or /ɔ/ ò, ó
P, p pi /p/
Q, q cu /k/
R, r erre /r/
S, s esse /s/ or /z/
T, t ti /t/
U, u u /u/ or /w/ ù, ú
V, v vi or vu /v/
Z, z zeta /ts/ or /dz/

Read more about Italian Alphabet:  Vowels, C and G, Other Letters, Diacritics

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