Italian Week 3 Study Guide

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Comprehensive vocabulary flashcards covering definite articles, regular and irregular noun plurals, descriptive adjectives, household terms, and weather expressions from the Italian Week 3 study guide.

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il / i

Definite articles used for most masculine nouns beginning with a consonant (e.g., il libro → i libri).

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lo / gli

Definite articles used for masculine nouns beginning with s + consonant, z, gn, ps, or x (e.g., lo studente → gli studenti; lo gnocco → gli gnocchi).

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la / le

Definite articles used for feminine nouns (e.g., la casa → le case).

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l’

Definite article used for singular nouns beginning with a vowel; pluralizes to 'gli' for masculine nouns (l'albero → gli alberi) and 'le' for feminine nouns (l'isola → le isole).

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il garage

A masculine noun meaning 'garage' that does not change form in the plural (plural: i garage).

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la città

City; a noun ending in -tà that keeps the same form in the plural (plural: le città).

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la proprietà

Property; a noun ending in -tà that retains the same form in the plural (plural: le proprietà).

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la sabbia

Sand; typically a mass noun, whose plural 'le sabbie' is used to refer to different kinds or expanses of sand.

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lo stato

State / country (plural: gli stati).

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la moglie

Wife (plural: le mogli).

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il marito

Husband (plural: i mariti).

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l’amico

Male friend; mixed-gender friends (plural: gli amici).

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l’amica

Female friend (plural: le amiche).

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lo zaino

Backpack (plural: gli zaini).

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lo squalo

Shark (plural: gli squali).

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lo gnocco

Potato dumpling / gnocchi (plural: gli gnocchi; spelled with 'cchi', not 'cci').

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l’uomo

The man (plural: gli uomini, meaning 'the men').

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la scatola

The standard word for box (plural: le scatole).

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lo stivale

The boot (plural: gli stivali).

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l’oca

The goose (plural: le oche, meaning 'the geese'; spelled with 'che', not 'ci').

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la strega

The witch (plural: le streghe; spelled with 'ghe', not 'ge').

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lo stregone

The wizard (plural: gli stregoni).

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spazioso / spaziosa

Spacious (masculine / feminine plural: spaziosi / spaziose).

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stretto / stretta

Narrow (masculine / feminine plural: stretti / strette).

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accogliente

Welcoming, cozy (plural: accoglienti).

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raffinato / raffinata

Refined, elegant (masculine / feminine plural: raffinati / raffinate).

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meraviglioso / meravigliosa

Wonderful (masculine / feminine plural: meravigliosi / meravigliose).

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enorme

Huge (plural: enormi).

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lo specchio

The mirror (plural: gli specchi).

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la poltrona

The armchair (plural: le poltrone).

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il divano

The sofa (plural: i divani).

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il lavandino

The sink (plural: i lavandini).

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l’armadio

The wardrobe (plural: gli armadi).

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la scrivania

The desk (plural: le scrivanie).

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la sala da pranzo

The dining room (plural: le sale da pranzo).

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la camera da letto

The bedroom (plural: le camere da letto).

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Com’è il tempo oggi?

An Italian weather expression meaning 'How is the weather today?'.

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Oggi fa freddo / caldo.

An Italian weather expression meaning 'Today it is cold / hot.'.

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Oggi tira vento. / Oggi c’è vento.

Italian weather expressions meaning 'Today it is windy.'.

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Oggi piove.

An Italian weather expression meaning 'Today it is raining.'.

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Oggi nevica.

An Italian weather expression meaning 'Today it is snowing.'.

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Oggi c’è il sole.

An Italian weather expression meaning 'Today it is sunny. / There is sunshine today.'.