Italian Lesson n.7 - Singular, plural, masculine and feminine

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In this seventh lesson you will be able to understand if a name or an adjective is singular or plural, masculine of feminine. I know there are many different endings, but it's not that hard. You can guess if a name is masculine, feminine, singular or plural from the article! So don't worry...
Enjoy =D!

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Education

Tags:

• Italian
• Lesson
• Italiano
• Pronunciation
• Pronounce
• Feminine
• Masculine
• Plural
• Singular
• English

[SPQRlupa]

damn decrease the volume of the noisy thing at the end of the video

[fendertwin777]

SRV!!!!!

[domikolli]

@Person0805 foreign words. In this case dilemma, drama, ipocrita, etc from Greek

[BlackGalaxy19]

@woodelf5 you would pronounce it like "ki"

[tammyterry]

@pavelnedvedq8 May Buddha bless you!

[woodelf5]

How would you pronounce "chi" if it was at the end of a word/name? Like "Parchi" or "Pavichi"?

[AwsomeBrazilianGuy]

First of all : thank u very much!

I'm from brazil and i think it aint so hard for us who lives in south america to learn italian : Portuguese ,spanish italian they all are similar imfao

keep teachin then we kepp studyn!......Bounce!!!

[Generalvaldez]

@followmesky i think in italian the r is "overroled" in spanish we do this when we see two R's back to back. for example the difference between burro and puro.

[Generalvaldez]

@gnigneti de lo poco que yo entendi lo usted reclama es verdad. io non parlo italiano.

[Generalvaldez]

when you say name, you mean noun right? Because in spanish Noun is the same word for Name in english for example Nombre mean noun and pronoun would be pronombre. Is the same in italian? I dont mean the word but the translation.