How to Say “Wifi” in Italian

Wi-Fi
The English phrase 'wifi' is translated into Italian as Wi-Fi.
Wi-Fi refers to a wireless network that allows devices to connect to the internet.

How does it change in a sentence?

In Italian, Wi-Fi is a masculine noun and is typically preceded by the definite article il, as in il Wi-Fi.

Did you know?

  • When describing a Wi-Fi signal that is weak, an Italian might say il Wi-Fi prende male, literally translating to 'the Wi-Fi takes badly'.
  • When asking for a password, Italians often use the phrase la chiave meaning 'the key', rather than la password.
  • The word Wi-Fi is treated as an invariable noun in Italian, meaning it never changes its ending regardless of whether it is singular or plural.

Examples in context

  • Tu hai il Wi-Fi?
    Do you have WiFi?
    This sentence is useful for asking if someone has a connection using Wi-Fi.
    Tatoeba #13946110 by Guybrush88, translation #10852604 by andibing
  • Non c'è il Wi-Fi.
    There's no WiFi.
    This sentence is useful for stating that there is no connection using Wi-Fi.
    Tatoeba #13946108 by Guybrush88, translation #13193700 by araneo
  • Sami spense il Wi-Fi.
    Sami turned off the wifi.
    This sentence is useful for describing the action of turning off the Wi-Fi.
    Tatoeba #13946121 by Guybrush88, translation #6809530 by OsoHombre
  • Potrebbe gentilmente dirmi la password per la connessione Wi-Fi, per favore?
    Could you kindly give me the password for the WiFi connection, please?
  • Sai qual è la password della rete WiFi qui?
    Do you know the password for the WiFi network here?
  • 41 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Sofia and Matteo are at a cafe.

  1. Sofia

    C'è il Wi-Fi qui?
    Is there Wi-Fi here?
  2. Matteo

    Sì, il Wi-Fi è gratuito.
    Yes, the Wi-Fi is free.
  3. Sofia

    Ottimo, devo usare il Wi-Fi per lavorare.
    Great, I need to use the Wi-Fi to work.
  4. Matteo

    Ti aiuto io con la password, Sofia.
    I will help you with the password, Sofia.

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