How to Say “Juventus” in Italian

Juventus
Juventus is the Italian name for a professional football club based in Turin, Italy.
The term refers specifically to the professional football club located in Turin.

Did you know?

  • In Italian sports culture, Juventus is frequently referred to as La Vecchia Signora or 'The Old Lady'. This is a paradoxical nickname given that the word Juventus literally means 'youth'.
  • Because the name is a Latin noun, it is treated as a feminine singular noun in Italian grammar, even though 'club' is masculine.
  • The term bianconeri is a portmanteau combining bianco for 'white' and nero for 'black', skipping the standard conjunctions used in normal Italian adjectives.

Examples in context

  • Sono un grande tifoso della Juventus!
    I am a huge Juventus fan!
  • Ho comprato una maglietta ufficiale della Juventus.
    I bought an official Juventus jersey.
  • La Juventus gioca a Torino.
    Juventus plays in Turin.
  • Tutti conoscono la Juventus.
    Everyone knows Juventus.
  • Ho comprato la maglia della Juventus.
    I bought the Juventus jersey.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing football at a cafe.

  1. Francesco

    Sei una tifosa della Juventus?
    Are you a Juventus fan?
  2. Giulia

    Sì, amo molto la Juventus.
    Yes, I love Juventus very much.
  3. Francesco

    Anche io sostengo la Juventus.
    I support Juventus too.
  4. Giulia

    Allora guardiamo la partita insieme!
    Then let's watch the match together!
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