personalizzato

customized

adjective per-soh-nah-leed-DZAH-toh Rare

Also means

personalized

Usage Note

Personalizzato is the past-participial adjective from personalizzare (to customize/personalize), a verb itself borrowed from English. It agrees in gender: personalizzata (f), personalizzati (m pl), personalizzate (f pl). Very common in marketing, tech, and e-commerce: un'esperienza personalizzata ('a personalized experience'). The zz is pronounced 'dz': per-soh-nah-leed-DZAH-toh.

Examples

"Ha ricevuto un messaggio personalizzato."

Natural Translation

She received a personalized message.

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