Translation of Italian word "ditta" to English
ditta
/ˈdit.ta/
How to use
The Italian noun 'ditta' (feminine) denotes 'firm, company' (Firm, company). It typically takes the definite article 'la'. Learners should note how 'ditta' behaves in the plural — the ending change follows the regular pattern for its gender class.
🇬🇧 English
firm, company
Example
La ditta traslochi trasporta i mobili nel nuovo appartamento.
The moving firm transports furniture to new flat.
Mio padre lavora per la stessa ditta da vent'anni.
My father works for the same firm for twenty years.
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- La ditta traslochi trasporta i mobili nel nuovo appartamento.— The moving firm transports furniture to new flat.
- Mio padre lavora per la stessa ditta da vent'anni.— My father works for the same firm for twenty years.
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What does the Italian word "ditta" mean?▼
The Italian word "ditta" means "firm, company" in English.
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