Adjectives (aggettivi) (agg-et-tee-vee) (masc) Flashcards

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Happy (2 different words)

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contento or felice

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Sad

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triste

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Difficult

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difficile

(dee-FEE-chee-lay)

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Easy

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facile

(FAH-chee-lay)

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Boring

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noioso / noiosa

(noy-oh-zo / noy-oh-za)

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Bad

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cattivo

(kah-TEE-voh)

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Interesting

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interessante

(in·te·res·SAN·teh)

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Good

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buono

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Honest

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onesto

(oh-nest-oh)

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Dishonest

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disonesto

(Deez-oh-nest-oh)

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Friendly

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simpatico

(sim-PAH-tee-ko)

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Unfriendly

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antipatico

(ahn-tee-PAH-tee-ko)

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Sociable

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socievole

(so-CHEY-vo-lay)

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Timid / shy

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timido / timida

(T-mee-doh)

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Nervous

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nervosa

(NERR-voh-sa)

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Calm

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tranquilla

(Trahn-QUEE-lah)

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French

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francese

(fran-chez-zay)

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English

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inglese

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Greek

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greco/a

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Indian

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indiana/o

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mexican

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messicana/o

(meh-see-CAHN-a or o)

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Japanese

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giapponese

(jap-oh-NAYZ-EH)

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Canadian

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canadese

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German

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tadesca/o

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Fun
divertente (dee-ver-tent-ay)
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unpeasant
antipatico / antipatica
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beautiful, handsome
bello / bella
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good / talented (someone is good)
bravo / brava
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good (something is good)
buono / buona
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bad / naughty
cattivo / cattiva
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content
contento / contenta
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generous
generoso / generosa
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important
importante
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independent
indipendente
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long
lungo / lunga
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Lazy
pigro / pigra
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serious
serio / serioa
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sincere
sincero / sincera
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Pessimist
pessimista
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tranquil
tranquillo / tranquilla
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Spanish
spagnolo / spagnola
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hot
caldo / calda
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hungry
affamato / affamata
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cold
freddo / fredda
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hurry (to be in a hurry)
fretta
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Afraid (of)
paura (di)
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reason (to be right)
ragione (fem) (avere ragione = to be right)
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Thirst
sete
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Old
vecchio / vecchia
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smooth
liscio (lee-show)
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What are 4 different endings possible for adjectives ending in "O" Ex: Italiano
Singular = O or A Italiano (masc singlular) Italiana (fem singular) Plural = I or E Italiani (masc plural) Italiane (fem plural)
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How do you change an adjective ending in "O" to a plural? (ex = Italiano change to plural)
O = I Italiano = Italiani
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How do you change an adjective ending in "A" to a plurla? Ex: Italiana = change to plural
A = E Italiana = Italiane
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The American Students are nice
Gli studenti americani sono simpatici (sim-pat-i-chi)
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The girls are italian
Le regazze sono italiane
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What are 2 different endings possible for adjectives ending in "E" Ex: Intelligente
Singular = E Plural = I Intelligente (singular) = Intelligenti (plural)
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The (female) students of Italian are intelligent
Le studentesse d'italiano sono intelligenti (intelligente becomes "i" b/c ends in -e and is plural). Doesn't matter gender)
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What needs to be modified if an adjective ends in the below and you want to make them plural? -co / -ca -go / -ga Ex: Simpatica
Add an "H" Simpatica = Simpatiche (sim-pat-i-kay)
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The girl is nice The girls are nice
La ragazza è simpatica Le regazze sono simpatiche
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Angry
Arrabbiato / Arrabbiata (Are-rah-bee-a-toh)
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cheerful
allegro / allegra
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fat
grasso / grassa (Grahs-soh)
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thin
magro / magra (mah-grow)
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weak
debole (DAY-bow-lay)
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strong
forte
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optomistic
ottimistico/ a (oh-tee-misty-ko)
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pessimistic
pessimista (pess-ee-mist-ah)
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Tall
alto / alta
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2 ways to say short 1. Short in stature/height 2. Short on time
1. basso 2. corto / corta
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of average height
di media statura (stat-ore-ah)
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blonde
biondo
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Dark haired
moro / mora
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different
diverso / a (dee-vare-soh)
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Ugly
brutto / brutta
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Cute
Carino / Carina (ka-REEN-oh)
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Muscular
muscoloso / muscolosa (moose-koh-low-zoh)
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active
sportivo / sportiva
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dyanamic
dinamico / dinamica (dee-NAH-mee-coh)
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Casual confidence
disinvolto / disinvolta
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sly / shrewd
furbo / furba (for-bow)
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naive
ingenuo / ingenua (in-gen-whoa)
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sensitive
sensibile (sen-SEE-bee-lay)
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insensitive
insensibile (in-sen-SEE-bee-lay)
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responsible
responsabile (re-spon-SA-bee-lay)
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irresponsible
irresponsabile (ir-re-spon-SA-bee-lay)
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courteous
cortese (corr-tay-say)
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young
giovane (joe-vah-nay)
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old
Vecchio / vecchia
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discourteous / rude
scortese (scor-tay-say)
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selfish
Egoista (ay-go-ista)
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The italian student is confident
Lo studente italiano è disinvolto
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Feminists
femminista
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She is angry
Lei è arrabbiata (err-AH-bee-at-ah)
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Those children are rude
Quei bambini sono scortesi (kway) (score-tay-zee)
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Your daughters are cute
Le tue figlie sono carine (ka-REE-nay) (carina= carine as plural feminine)
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What 3 ways are adjectives ending in - ista change with nouns?
1. All singular (masc & fem) = -a 2. Masculine plural = -i 3. Feminine plural = -e
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Roberto is very selfish
Roberto è molto egoista (ay-go-ista) (masculine singular)
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Antonio and Angela are optomistic
Antonio e Angela sono ottimisti (masculan/mixed plural)
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Fabiola is never pessimistic
Fabioloa non è mai pessimista ("pessimista= feminine singular is -a ending)
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Daniela and giorgia are feminists
Daniela e Giorgia sono femministe ("feminista" = -e ending for feminine plural)
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To describe someone hair or eye color, what do you use?
Avere + gli occhi + adjective Avere + i cappelli + adjective
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What are the 2 ways to say Brown: 1. just the color in general 2. color as in used for hair or eyes
1. marrone 2. castano
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blue as in eye color
azzurro
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brown eyes
gli occhi castani (oh-key) castano = castani (masc, plur)
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blue eyes
gli occhi azzuri (oh-key)
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Blue (in general)
Blu
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Short hair
i capelli corti
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Long hair
i capelli lunghi Lungo = lunghi for plural (loon-gee)
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straight hair
i capelli lisci
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Wavy hair
i capelli mossi
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grey hair
i capelli grigi
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curly hair
i capelli ricci
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green
verde
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red
rosso/a
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hazel eyes
gli occhi nocciola (no-CHOH-lah)
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I don't have wavy hair
non ho i capelli mossi
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My kids have brown eyes
i miei figli hanno gli occhi castani
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Do you see the girl with brown hair? (the brown-haired girl)
Vedi la ragazza con i (dai) capelli castani? Vedere= tu vedi castano = castani as plural (masc, plur)
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Adjectives usually follow the noun in Italian The following adjectives precede the noun
- bello (handsome) *has special forms - brutto (ugly) - buono (good) *has special forms - cattivo (bad) - nuovo (new) - old (vecchio) - giovane (young) - grande (big) - piccolo (small)
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I have a small problem
Ho un piccolo problema *picocolo precedes noun
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Dora always gets bad grades
Dora prende sempre brutti voti *brutto/brutti precedes noun Prendere= Lei prende Brutto = brutti for masculine plural
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Let's go in your new car
Andiamo con la tua nuova macchina *nuova precedes noun
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Old friends are the best
Le vecchie amiche sono le migliori (vec-ee-ay) (ah-mee-kay) (meel-yor-i) (migliore) *vecchio/vecchie precedes noun
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Helpful / Available
disponibile (DEES-pon-EE-bee-lay)
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Faithful / Loyal
fedele (Fay-DAY-lay)
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Jealous
geloso / gelosa
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Slow
lento / lenta
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Modest
modesto / modesta
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Straight
liscio / liscia
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Black
nero
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Hazel
nocciola
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Poor
povero / povera
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Patient
paziente
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Favorite
preferito / preferita
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Worried
preoccupato / preoccupata
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Funnyy / Clever
spiritoso / spiritosa
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Tired
stanco / stanca
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Kind
gentile
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Expensive (2 different words that are synonymous)
caro / cara costoso / costosa
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Light / Clear
chiaro chiara
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Cheap
economico economica
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