How to Say “Bulletin” in Italian

bollettino
/bol.letˈti.no/
The English word "bulletin" can be translated into Italian as bollettino.
bollettino is used for specific reports, such as a bollettino meteorologico or the more common bollettino meteo (weather bulletin), as well as a bollettino di informazioni (information bulletin). It is also used in administrative contexts for an bollettino ufficiale (official bulletin). Alternatively, notiziario is used for bulletins, such as a notiziario scolastico (school bulletin) or a notiziario aziendale (company bulletin).
Meaning: A news update (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The singular form is bollettino, and the plural form is bollettini.

How do you pronounce it?

/bol.letˈti.no/. There are 4 syllables, with the stress on the 3rd syllable.

Did you know?

  • In an Italian household, if you ask for a bolletta, you are not asking for a news bulletin, but for your utility bill such as electricity or gas.
  • In Italy, the term bollettino is frequently used in medical contexts to describe a patient's health status update, often referred to as a bollettino medico.
  • While notiziario refers to the news content, it is also the word used for the actual news program or newsreel on television.

Examples in context

  • Il bollettino meteorologico prevede piogge intense per la giornata.
    The weather bulletin predicts heavy rain for today.
  • Hai visto l'ultima edizione del notiziario aziendale?
    Have you seen the latest edition of the company bulletin?
  • Penso che il bollettino informativo sia stato molto utile.
    I think the informative bulletin has been very helpful.
  • Ho letto l'ultimo bollettino meteo.
    I read the latest weather bulletin.
  • Il bollettino della polizia è uscito.
    The police bulletin has been released.
  • Controlla il bollettino delle notizie oggi.
    Check the news bulletin today.

Example conversation

Lorenzo and Martina are talking in a cafe about recent events.

  1. Lorenzo

    Hai visto il nuovo bollettino?
    Did you see the new bulletin?
  2. Martina

    No, cosa dice il bollettino?
    No, what does the bulletin say?
  3. Lorenzo

    Dice che ci saranno aggiornamenti domani.
    It says there will be updates tomorrow.
  4. Martina

    Grazie per l'informazione, Lorenzo.
    Thanks for the information, Lorenzo.

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