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What is ladies in Italian?

The word "ladies" in Italian depends on the context:

* If you're referring to women in general: The most common translation is "signore" (pronounced seen-yore), which is the plural form of "signora" (lady).

* If you're being more formal: You can use "le signore" (lay seen-yore), which is the feminine plural of "il signore" (gentleman).

* If you're using it in a specific context, like addressing a group of women: You could use "donne" (don-nay), which simply means "women".

So, the best translation depends on the situation!

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