What are the articles in Italian?
- Definite articles (“the” in English) → il, l',la, lo, i, le, and gli.
- Indefinite articles (“a” and “an” in English) → un, uno, un', and una.
- Partitive articles (“some” or “any” in English) → del, dello, dell', della, dei, degli, delle.
17 авг. 2023 г. · Italian has distinct definite and indefinite articles. "Definite" articles typically refer to a specific noun, especially one that the listener is aware of. |
Use articles il (singular) and i (plural) for masculine nouns that start with a consonant. Examples: il libro / i libri (the book / the books). il gatto / i ... |
In general, Italian indefinite articles are used in the same way and frequency as English. But Italian definite articles (_il, i, lo, gli, la, le _and l') are ... |
In Italian, there are several different forms of the definite article (articolo determinativo) and indefinite article (articolo indeterminativo). |
Оценка 4,7  (609) There are two main types of Italian articles: definite, which are called determinativi in Italian language, and indefinite indeterminativi. |
The masculine has four articles: il and lo for the singular, i and gli for the plural. Bevor vowels, the o of lo is dropped, becoming l'. |
1 мая 2023 г. · In total, there are eleven definite and indefinite articles in Italian. They come before nouns and demonstrate the gender of a noun and whether or not it's ... |
The Italian definite article (il, lo, la, i, gli, le) indicates either a particular noun or, contrarily, the general sense of a noun. - Lawless Italian. |
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