incluso

including

The Italian word 'incluso' is used similarly to the English word 'including'. It is often used to denote that something is part of a larger group or set. When using it in sentences, it usually comes after the noun it refers to.

preposition

Example sentences using: incluso

Il biglietto include tutto, incluso il pranzo

The ticket includes everything, including lunch

In this sentence, 'incluso' is used to indicate that lunch is part of what the ticket includes.

Ho finito tutto il lavoro, incluso il progetto

I finished all the work, including the project

In this example, 'incluso' is used to make clear that 'the project' is part of 'all the work' that has been finished.

Tutti erano lì, incluso Marco

Everyone was there, including Marco

In this sentence, 'incluso' is used to highlight that Marco was also part of the group that was present.