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"the (plural masculine)" in Italian

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Summary

The Italian translation for “the (plural masculine)” is i.

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Recording English Italian Learn
the (singular feminine) la
the (plural feminine) le
the (plural masculine) gli
the (singular masculine) lo
the (singular feminine in front of a vowel) l’
the (singular masculine) il
the (singular masculine in front of a vowel) l’

Examples of "the" in use

There are 18 examples of the Italian word for "the" being used:
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the parents i genitori
her parents i suoi genitori
Mario loves cats. Mario ama i gatti.
the children i bambini
the hair i capelli
his new school books i suoi nuovi libri scolastici
I played soccer with my friends. Ho giocato a calcio con i miei amici.
My parents don't have a daughter, they only have a son. I miei genitori non hanno una figlia, hanno solo un figlio.

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every day,
I played soccer with my friends.,
Luigi loves dogs.,
Mario loves cats.,
my children,
My parents don't have a daughter, they only have a son.,
Thank you for the money!,
the croissants,
the data,
the days,
the dogs,
the dollars,
the hair,
the money,
the parents
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