意大利语的名词

1、意大利语的名词You've heard it since grade school: What's a noun? A person, place, or thing. Nouns (i nome) are one of the first things that people learn, whether it's their nativeor second language. Bicchiere, vino, funghi. Glass, wine, mushrooms. And in Italian, what's noticeable almost im

2、mediately is that nouns have endings that change depending on the gender.The table below includes a few nouns to start with:ITALIAN NOUNSMASCULINEFEMININEbanco (school desk)cartella (book bag)libro (book)lavagna (chalkboard)nonno (grandfather)nonna (grandmother)ragazzo (boy)ragazza (girl)specchio (m

3、irror)scuola (school)zaino (backpack)material (subject)zio (uncle)zia (aunt)Most Italiannouns end in a vowel those thatend in a consonantare of foreignorigin and allnouns have a gender,even those thatreferto a qualities,ideas,and things.Usually,Italiansingularmasculinenouns end in -o,whilefeminineno

4、uns end in -a.There are exceptions, of course (see table below).ITALIAN NOUNS ENDING IN -EMASCULINEFEMININEgiornale (newspaper)frase (sentence)mare (sea)nave (ship)nome (name)notte (night)pane (bread)classe (class)ponte (bridge)canzone (song)All nouns ending in -amma are masculine, while all nouns e

5、nding in -zione are feminine. Almost all nouns ending in -ore, -ere, -ame, -ale, -ile, and a consonant + -one aremasculine: il pittore, il cameriere, lo sciame, l'animale, il porcile, il bastone.备注说明，非正文，实际使用可删除如下部分。本内容仅给予阅读编辑指点：1 、本文件由微软OFFICE 办公软件编辑而成，同时支持WPS 。2 、文件可重新编辑整理。3 、建议结合本公司和个人的实际情况进行

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