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[Before we begin, please notice that every noun in Italian is either feminine or masculine. It's a
difficult concept if you only speak English because you only use "The" and "A". Examples: The Book,
A book, the chair, a chair etc..
In Italian the book is "Libro" and is masculine. The chair is “sedia” and is feminine. As a general rule
of thumb, the words ending with an O are masculine and the ones ending with an A are feminine.]
Examples:
Un Bicchiere (A drinking glass)
Un Risultato (A result)
Un Amico (A MALE Friend)
Examples:
Una strada (A street)
Una Collana (A necklace)
Una Psicologa (A psychologist- WOMAN)
MASCULINE NOUNS:
Plural: GLI
Gli Zoo (The zoos)
Gli Gnomi (The gnomes)
Gli Psicologi (The psychologists)
Gli Yogurt (The yoghurts)
Gli Sciroppi (The syrups)
Plural: GLI
Plural: I
Plural: LE
Plural: LE