Lesson 1 Flashcards
Arrivederla
Formal version of ‘arrivederci’. Can only be used when addressing a single person
e -> ed
a -> ad
‘e’ (and) and ‘a’ (at, to) may become ‘ed’ and ‘ad’ when proceeding a word beginning with a vowel
Ristorante (Restaurant)
Male
Automobile
Female
Stazione (Station)
Female
Lezione (Lesson)
Female
Notte (Night)
Female
Classe (Class)
Female
Un
Il (sing.) / i (pl.)
L’ (sing.) / gli (pl.)
Masculine, before nouns beginning with a vowel or consonant (except z or s + consonant)
Il / i -> consonants
L’ / gli -> vowel (and sometimes words starting with h + vowel)
Uno
Lo (sing.) / gli (pl.)
Masculine, before nouns beginning with z or s + consonant
Example: uno zucchero
Un’
L’ (sing.) / le (pl.)
Feminine, before nouns beginning with a vowel
Una
La (sing.) / le (pl.)
Feminine, before nouns beginning with a consonant
Masculine Plural Noun Ending
o -> i
e -> i
Others stay the same
Feminine Plural Noun Ending
a -> e
e -> i
Others remain the same
Io
I
Tu
You
Lui / lei
He / she
Lei
You (formal)
Noi
We
Voi
You (but when talking to multiple people)
Loro
They (male or female)
Also, you (when talking to multiple people) formal
Egli
He, replaces lui when writing
Ella
She, replaces lei in writing