意大利語的名詞

1、意大利語的名詞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.備注說明，非正文，實(shí)際使用可刪除如下部分。本內(nèi)容僅給予閱讀編輯指點(diǎn)：1 、本文件由微軟OFFICE 辦公軟件編輯而成，同時(shí)支持WPS 。2 、文件可重新編輯整理。3 、建議結(jié)合本公司和個(gè)人的實(shí)際情況進(jìn)行

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