How to Say “Diplomat” in Italian

diplomatico
/di.ploˈma.ti.ko/masculine
The Italian word for diplomat is diplomatico.
The term refers to a person who is accredited to represent a government.
Meaning: person who is accredited to represent a government (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The noun changes based on gender and number: use diplomatica for a female diplomat, diplomatici for masculine plural diplomats and diplomatiche for feminine plural diplomats.

How do you pronounce it?

The word has 5 syllables, with the stress on the 3rd syllable: /di.ploˈma.ti.ko/.

Did you know?

  • The word diplomatico shares a root with diploma, which originally referred to a folded document used as a passport in the ancient world.
  • In Italy, someone who is described as molto diplomatico might actually be viewed with suspicion, as it can imply they are hiding their true intentions.
  • A 'diplomatic pouch' is translated as valigia diplomatica, literally meaning 'diplomatic suitcase'.

Examples in context

  • Tom era un diplomatico.
    Tom was a diplomat.
    This sentence uses diplomatico to identify a person's profession.
    Tatoeba #5903014 by Guybrush88, translation #5902917 by CK
  • Saresti un buon diplomatico.
    You would make a good diplomat.
    This sentence uses diplomatico to describe a quality someone might possess.
    Tatoeba #3633801 by Guybrush88, translation #63771 by CK
  • Suo padre era un diplomatico in Kenya.
    Her father was a diplomat in Kenya.
    This sentence uses diplomatico to describe a person's job in a specific location.
    Tatoeba #1816326 by Guybrush88, translation #1816277 by Amastan
  • L'ambasciatore è stato un diplomatico eccellente.
    The ambassador was an excellent diplomat.
  • I funzionari diplomatici sono responsabili delle relazioni internazionali del paese.
    Diplomatic officials are responsible for the country's international relations.
  • Mario è un politico di alto livello, anche noto come il diplomatico dei tempi moderni.
    Mario is a high-level politician, also known as the diplomat of modern times.
  • Mio padre è diplomatico.
    My father is a diplomat.
  • Chi si occupa delle relazioni internazionali di questo paese?
    Who handles the international relations of this country?
  • I funzionari diplomatici si occupano di tali questioni.
    Diplomatic officials handle those matters.
  • I diplomatici si sono incontrati per discutere degli obiettivi comuni.
    The diplomats met to discuss common goals.
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Example conversation

Chiara and Matteo are discussing a job opening.

  1. Chiara

    Chiara, cerchi lavoro come diplomatico?
    Chiara, are you looking for work as a diplomat?
  2. Matteo

    No, Matteo, preferisco lavorare in ufficio.
    No, Matteo, I prefer working in an office.
  3. Chiara

    Ma mio cugino è un diplomatico esperto.
    But my cousin is an experienced diplomat.
  4. Matteo

    È un lavoro molto interessante.
    It is a very interesting job.

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