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How to Say ‘More than two hundred years’ in Italian

Più di duecento anni

pyoo dee doo-eh-CHEN-toh AHN-nee

[pyoo dee doo-eh-CHEN-toh AHN-nee]

💬 Usage Tip: Before a number, 'more than' is più di, not più che: più di dieci persone "more than ten people".

Phrase Breakdown

Più di

pyoo dee

More than

Use 'più di' before numbers to mean 'more than'. 'Più' is stressed on the final 'ù'.

Example

Più di cento persone.

More than a hundred people.

Words in this phrase

Più

[pyoo]

more

Comparative word used to indicate a greater amount or degree.

Example

Con più responsabilità. impari di più.

With more responsibility, you learn more.

di

[dee]

than

After 'più' before numbers, 'di' means 'than'.

Example

Ci sono più di cento persone.

There are more than a hundred people.

duecento anni

doo-eh-CHEN-toh AHN-nee

two hundred years

'Duecento' is one word: due-CHEN-to. Say the double 'n' in 'anni' clearly. A single 'n' would make it 'ani', a different word.

Example

Ha duecento anni.

It is two hundred years old.

Words in this phrase

duecento

[doo-eh-CHEN-toh]

two hundred

Number 200.

Example

Il libro costa duecento euro.

The book costs two hundred euros.

anni

[AHN-nee]

years

Plural of 'year'; often used to talk about work experience or tenure.

Example

Gli "anni" in azienda mostrano stabilità professionale.

The "years" in a company show professional stability.

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