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How to Say ‘Are they flexible?’ in Italian

Sono flessibili?

SO-noh fles-SEE-bee-lee

[SO-noh fles-SEE-bee-lee]

💬 Usage Tip: sono means both "I am" and "they are"; the context here makes it "they are". Don't confuse it with sonno "sleep", with a doubled n.

Phrase Breakdown

Sono

[SO-noh]

They are

Used as a plural form of 'to be', indicating existence or identity of multiple entities.

Example

Sono 10 euro, grazie.

They are 10 euros, thank you.

flessibili

[fles-SEE-bee-lee]

flexible

Plural of 'flessibile', adaptable or not fixed.

Example

Ho un lavoro con turni flessibili.

I have a job with flexible shifts.

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