How to Say “Recession” in Italian

recessione
/re.t͡ʃesˈsjo.ne/feminine
The Italian word for recession is recessione.
recessione is a feminine noun referring to a period of reduced economic activity. To specify that an economy is 'in recession', you use the preposition 'in' followed by recessione, forming the phrase in recessione.
Meaning: period of reduced economic activity (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of recessione is recessioni.

How do you pronounce it?

The word has 4 syllables, with the stress on the 3rd syllable: /re.tʃesˈsjo.ne/.

Did you know?

  • The adjective form recessivo is used in biology to describe 'recessive' genes, showing how the root of 'recessione' can mean 'hidden' or 'moving back' in different contexts.
  • While recessione is a formal term, Italians might use the verb andare a rotoli to describe an economy or business that is 'going down the drain' during a recession.
  • The word recessione shares a root with recesso, which in Italian legal terms refers to the right to withdraw from a contract.

Examples in context

  • Noi siamo in recessione.
    We're in a recession.
    Tatoeba #2037817 by Guybrush88, translation #1893641 by CK
  • La recessione sta finendo.
    The recession is coming to an end.
    Tatoeba #2731140 by Guybrush88, translation #2731141 by CM
  • L'economia è entrata in recessione.
    The economy has entered a recession.
    Tatoeba #375464 by Pharamp, translation #237996 by CK
  • L'economia è in recessione
    The economy is in recession
  • Nel 2008, c'è stata una grande recessione in tutto il mondo
    In 2008, there was a major recession worldwide
  • Le aziende stanno licenziando dipendenti a causa della recessione
    Companies are laying off employees due to the recession
  • 20 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Sofia and Matteo are discussing the current financial news.

  1. Sofia

    Hai letto che c'è una nuova recessione?
    Did you read that there is a new recession?
  2. Matteo

    Sì, purtroppo i prezzi stanno aumentando.
    Yes, unfortunately prices are increasing.
  3. Sofia

    Spero che questa recessione non duri a lungo.
    I hope this recession doesn't last long.
  4. Matteo

    Speriamo, Sofia, perché è un momento difficile.
    Let's hope so, Sofia, because it's a difficult time.

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