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#{{countable}}, {{context|usually plural}} '''Italics''' are a style of letters written slanted. In English, they are usually used for [[stress]]ing a word in a sentence or for [[foreign]] words. <> [[lank'wasasshe]]n rubutu ko rubutun dake kwance, [[salo]]n [[rubutu]] ne inda ake [[rubuta]] [[harafofin]] a [[lank'washe]]. Ana amafani da wannan don a nuna kalaman na waje ne ko sunan littafi ko don jaddada wasu kalmomi a rubutu. | #{{countable}}, {{context|usually plural}} '''Italics''' are a style of letters written slanted. In English, they are usually used for [[stress]]ing a word in a sentence or for [[foreign]] words. <> [[lank'wasasshe]]n rubutu ko rubutun dake kwance, [[salo]]n [[rubutu]] ne inda ake [[rubuta]] [[harafofin]] a [[lank'washe]]. Ana amafani da wannan don a nuna kalaman na waje ne ko sunan littafi ko don jaddada wasu kalmomi a rubutu. | ||
#: ''The second line is in '''italics'''.'' <> Layin biyu a hoton shafinnan [[lank'wasasshe]] ne. | #: ''The second line is in '''italics'''.'' <> Layin biyu a hoton shafinnan [[lank'wasasshe]] ne. | ||
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- (countable), (usually plural) Italics are a style of letters written slanted. In English, they are usually used for stressing a word in a sentence or for foreign words. <> lank'wasasshen rubutu ko rubutun dake kwance, salon rubutu ne inda ake rubuta harafofin a lank'washe. Ana amafani da wannan don a nuna kalaman na waje ne ko sunan littafi ko don jaddada wasu kalmomi a rubutu.
- The second line is in italics. <> Layin biyu a hoton shafinnan lank'wasasshe ne.