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Lezione 1 Genere dei nomi e articolo indeterminativo

Lezione 1 Genere dei nomi e articolo indeterminativo. paul oorts 2011. genere dei nomi. - 0 = masculin un uomo -a = feminine una donna - e = can be either mio padre e mia madre - consonant = foreign = masculine il bar, il computer, il tennis. Nota bene.

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Lezione 1 Genere dei nomi e articolo indeterminativo

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  1. Lezione 1 Generedeinomiearticoloindeterminativo pauloorts2011

  2. generedeinomi • - 0 = masculin • un uomo • -a = feminine • una donna • - e = can be either • mio padre e miamadre • - consonant = foreign = masculine • il bar, il computer, il tennis

  3. Nota bene • A few words that end on –o are feminine: • unaradio(fonia) • unamoto(cicletta) • words ending in –ore are masculine: • professore, registratore, attore • words ending in –trice are feminine: • attrice, calcolatrice • words ending in –ione are feminine: • unaregione, unalezione, unasituazione

  4. Articles: two types definite indefinite I see the man. vedol’uomo = un articolodeterminato I see a man. vedo un uomo. = un articoloindeterminato

  5. l’articoloindeterminativo • masculine: un un libro • before s + consonant or z uno stereo unozaino unopsicologo unognomo • pratica: 33 M insieme, NO in coppia • feminine: una unarivista • before a vowel un’ arancia un’ università

  6. consonant cluster avoidance • English: (bad) bursts, twelfths, splits • German: (badder) angstschweisz • Croatian (baddest) KRK, TRST • Italian: • ct -> tt Victoria became Vittoria • x->s sex sesso • pt -> tt to adapt adattare

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