Regular plurals in Italian
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Regular plurals
We generally make singular words plural by changing their endings to -i or -e.
| SINGOLARE | PLURALE | ESEMPI |
|---|---|---|
| -a | â -e â -i | La casa â Le case Il problema â I problemi |
| -o | -i | Il libro â I libri La mano â Le mani |
| -e | -i | Il cane â I cani La nave â Le navi |
Lots of words don't change their ending in the plural. These notably include the following common words:
- Words ending in -i:
La crisi â Le crisi
The crisis â The crises
Il brindisi â I brindisi
The toast â The toasts
- Words ending with an accented vowel:
La cittĂ â Le cittĂ
The city â The cities
L'attivitĂ â Le attivitĂ
The activity â The activities
- Words of only one syllable:
Il re â I re
The king â The kings
Il tè â I tè
The tea â The teas
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