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How to Say ‘Human resources’ in Italian

Le risorse umane

Leh ree-ZOR-seh oo-MAH-neh

[Leh ree-ZOR-seh oo-MAH-neh]

🇮🇹 In Italy: In conversation people often just say HR (ah-kah-EH-reh) or le risorse umane in full; both are common in Italian offices.

Phrase Breakdown

[Leh]

The (feminine plural)

Definite article used for feminine plural nouns.

Example

Le mele costano tre euro al chilo.

The apples cost three euros per kilo.

risorse

[ree-ZOR-seh]

resources

Plural of 'risorsa', a supply or asset.

Example

Le risorse dell'azienda sono limitate.

The company's resources are limited.

umane

[oo-MAH-neh]

human

Feminine plural of 'umano'.

Example

Parlo con le risorse umane.

I speak with human resources.

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