How do you say "The tickets" in Italian?

"The tickets" in Italian is "I biglietti". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "I biglietti" mean in English?

"I biglietti" means "The tickets" in English.

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How to Say ‘The tickets’ in Italian

I biglietti

ee bee-LYET-tee

[ee bee-LYET-tee]

Phrase Breakdown

[ee]

the

Masculine plural definite article used before plural nouns.

Example

I biglietti sono sul telefono.

The tickets are on the phone.

biglietti

[bee-LYET-tee]

tickets

Plural noun meaning tickets, often boarding passes in travel context.

Example

Controllo i biglietti prima di entrare.

I check the tickets before entering.

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