Let's continue to read and listen.
Diletta thinks of Pietro's behaviours.
We translate our text:
Pietro è una persona veramente insopportabile.
Peter is a really unbearable person.
Durante il volo ripenso al suo comportamento.
During the flight I recall his behaviour.
Gli insulti sono odiosi.
The insults are odious.
Le sue parole sono cattive.
His words are bad.
Il lavoro e la vita privata sono due cose differenti.
Work and private life are two different things.
Uomini come Pietro sono presuntuosi, poco intelligenti, molto maleducati.
Men like Peter are conceited, unintelligent, very rude.
In this pictures you look many nouns: persona, volo, comportamento, insulti, parole, lavoro, vita, cose, uomini.
We start to talk about the Italian nouns.
The Italian NOUNS are feminine (singular and plural) and masculine (singular and plural).
Let's learn the different kinds of nouns!
Look these nouns.
The nouns that finish
in A at singular
and
in E at plural,
are feminine.
ora, ore (hour)
via, vie (street)
idea, idee (idea)
sera, sere (evening)
The nouns that finish
in O at singular
and
in I at plural,
in generally are masculine
tempo, tempi (time)
numero, numeri (number)
pensiero, pensieri (thought)
giorno, giorni (day)
We remember "mano, mani" (hand): feminine.
Labels: Il diario di Diletta, noun
