How to Say “C” in Italian

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c is the third letter of the English alphabet in Italian.
The letter c is used in Italian to represent the same character found in the English alphabet, such as in programming languages like C# or in scientific notations involving temperature like °C.

Did you know?

  • To make the c sound like 'k' when it is followed by 'e' or 'i', Italians add a silent h in between. For example, chi is pronounced 'kee' rather than 'chee'.
  • The Italian name for the letter, ci, is actually a homophone for the word 'ci', which means 'there' or 'to' in certain grammatical contexts.
  • In some Italian musical notations, the symbol that looks like a ‘c’ is not the letter, but a sign for 'common time'.

Examples in context

  • C# è simile a Java.
    C# is similar to Java.
    This sentence shows the use of c in the context of C#.
    Tatoeba #2842998 by Guybrush88, translation #1616973 by Spamster
  • Sa programmare in C?
    Can you program in C?
    This sentence demonstrates a question about programming in c.
    Tatoeba #3898434 by Guybrush88, translation #1669630 by wallebot
  • L'attinio evapora a 3.198°C.
    Actinium vaporizes at 3,198°C.
    This sentence shows c being used in a temperature measurement.
    Tatoeba #2942227 by Guybrush88, translation #2169944 by CM
  • Chi cerca, trova.
    Who searches, finds.
  • 28 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Giulia is helping Francesco spell a word.

  1. Giulia

    La parola si scrive con la c.
    The word is written with a c.
  2. Francesco

    Una c dolce o una c dura?
    A soft c or a hard c?
  3. Giulia

    In questo caso è una c dura.
    In this case, it is a hard c.
  4. Francesco

    Ho capito, grazie Giulia.
    I understand, thanks Giulia.

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