Which Italian abbreviation is correct Nº, No. or n.
Which abbreviation for the number in Italian is correct: Nº, No., n., ...
I think that Nº is the right one, but on the other hand I can see that Italians use Nº and n. at the same time. I don't understand why. It shouldn't be allowed both forms?
Can be written "Nº" also in the middle of the sentence or it even must be written so.
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you are right
n° 0k via Verdi n° 36 cap 30173 Mestre
mail now via Verdi, 36 cap 30173 Mestre (VE)
some people write N° , nr
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