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Money = "soldi" or "denaro" in italian.
At the moment, the currency in Italy is Euro (without "s" at the end of the word).
ShortiE
money in italian is soldi.. like: How much money do you have? - Quanti soldi hai?.. but if you mean the currency, yeah it's Euros
tolinrome
soldi or denaro - but usually always soldi
Don
let me tell you before the Euro it was the Lire and that was all they used until they came into the European Union life I believe now it's up to 30 countries now and the Euro is really strong.
DonFrank182
soldi
Orange B
Euro.
English "money" = Italian "denaro" or "soldi".
elephantsrock21227
Euros
Amanda
soldi means money and euros £
leila93
Soldi...i'm italian!
Danny P
soldi
but the currency is money
Stan
Am I the only one here that remembers "lira"? Good grief.
The currency is currently the Euro. When I was *yet* an old man it was the "lira".
There are two words for "money" which are more generic "soldi" and "denaro."
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