Male/Female Counterparts in -E l(o)’attore/la attrice (the actor masc/fem) il pittore/la pittrice (the painter masc/fem)১৮ জানু, ২০২০

3 Nouns with irregular plurals Note that the plural of uomo (meaning man) is uomini. The plural of la mano (meaning hand) is le mani. All nouns ending in –ca and –ga add an h before the plural ending.

albergo (plural albergos or alberghi) An Italian inn.

Plurals (i plurali)

In Italian, nouns and adjectives can be either masculine or feminine. For example, if the noun ends in -o it’s generally masculine, and if the noun ends in -a, it is generally feminine. In the plural, nouns ending in -i are generally masculine, and nouns ending in -e are feminine.৪ জুন, ২০১৫

In Italian, the “bar,” a word borrowed from English, is a versatile place. It usually describes a café, open from early in the morning till late in the evening, that sells pastries and small savory bites (like panini or pizzette) and coffee and drinks (both alcoholic and non) all day.১৯ জুলাই, ২০১৬

So, for example we say “la yogurteria” (an ice cream/yogurt shop), not “lo yogurteria”, because “yogurteria” is feminine and not masculine. Note, words ending in “e” are also usually masculine, so you’ll also need “lo” with these if they start with any of the above letters.২৬ জানু, ২০১৬

Italian isn’t a language to learn in general , but if you want to spend time in Italy it is certainly worth learning . The Italian people are warm and friendly , if you know the language you can happily communicate at all levels .

Grammar Notes A Clitic is an “unstressed word, typically a function word, that is incapable of standing on its own and attaches in pronunciation to a stressed word, with which it forms a single accentual unit”.

In Italian, sentence structure generally follows this order: subject (who’s doing the action), verb (the action), object (who the action is being done to)—also known as SVO. The good news is, English follows the same sentence order! So if you’re an English speaker, then this isn’t anything new to you.

Basic Italian Phrases

• Si. Yes.
• No. No.
• Per favore. Please.
• Grazie. Thank you.
• Prego. You’re welcome.
• Mi scusi. Excuse me.
• Mi dispiace. I am sorry.
• Buon giorno. Good morning.

Lavazza is the name of the person who started the coffe chain in Turin, Italy in the year 1895. Luigi Lavazza S.p.A. (Italian pronunciation: [laˈvattsa] is an Italian manufacturer of coffee products. Founded in Turin in 1895 by Luigi Lavazza, it was initially run from a small grocery store at Via San Tommaso.৩ মার্চ, ২০১৩

100 Most Common List of Italian Words

Here are the best ways to bring good luck in Italy.

• The Horn – Corno Portafortuna/Cornetto. Probably the most popular symbol of good luck in all of Italy is the horn.
• Gestures. In Italy, the cornetto is both a red charm and a hand gesture.
• Getting Pooped On.
• Ladybugs.
• New Brooms.
• The Number 13.
• Rusty Nails.
• Herbs.

Auguri! Auguri (well wishes) is heard throughout Italy in a number of different scenarios. The most common usage of this word is to wish someone all the best.