Today we are going to continue studying plural forms in Italian and how they work:
Words that end with an -i are female and they won't change on their plural form:
Singular
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Plural
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Italian
|
English
|
Italian
|
English
|
la crisi
|
the crisis
|
le crisi
|
the crises
|
l'analisi
|
the analyse
|
le analisi
|
the analyses
|
There are however, some exceptions:
Singular
|
Plural
| ||
Italian
|
English
|
Italian
|
Spanish
|
l'alibi
|
the alibi
|
gli alibi
|
the alibis
|
il brindisi
|
the toast
|
i brindisi
|
the toasts
|
il taxi
|
the taxi
|
i taxi
|
the taxies
|
Words that end with an -u are female and don't change in their plural form:
Singular
|
Plural
| ||
Italian
|
English
|
Italian
|
Spanish
|
la tivù
|
the television
|
le tivù
|
the televisions
|
la gioventù
|
the youth
|
le gioventù
|
the youths
|
There are some exceptions:
Singular
|
Plural
| ||
Italian
|
English
|
Italian
|
English
|
il tabù
|
the taboo
|
i tabù
|
the taboos
|
il ragù
|
(pasta sauce)
|
i ragù
|
(pasta sauce in plural)
|
bombones
cartuchos hp
compresores de aire
pisos con terraza barcelona
puertas automaticas de cristal
tienda online
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