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Italian Grammar: Articles & Nouns Guide

This comprehensive guide explains the usage of articles and nouns in Italian grammar for beginners. Learn about masculine and feminine nouns, singular and plural forms, and when to use specific articles in the Italian language. Improve your understanding of Italian grammar with this helpful resource.

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Italian Grammar: Articles & Nouns Guide

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  1. Gliarticoli- the Il I la le Lo glil’ le L’ gli

  2. Lo (masculine) • For nouns that begin with “Z”: zoo, zaino • For nouns that begin with s+ consonant: studente, scemo Masculine articles-singular

  3. Il • Nouns that begin consonants: not “z” and not “s + consonant”: libro, bambino, numero, cane……… Masculine nouns- singular

  4. L’ • Nouns beginning with a vowel: amico, elmo, insegnante,orsachiotto,uragano Masculine nouns-singular

  5. gli • For nouns that begin with “Z”: zoo, zaini • For nouns that begin with s+ consonant: studenti, spaghetti Masculine articles-plural

  6. Gli Plural nouns that begin with a vowel: amici, elmi, insegnanti,orsachiotti, uragani Masculine nouns-plural

  7. La • Used with a noun that begins with a consonant (all consonants):scuola, citta’ Definite article-feminine “the”

  8. L’ • Used with nouns beginning with a vowel: • Erba, aula,ora, uva Definite article-feminine “the”

  9. Le • All plural nouns take “le”: • Aule,citta’, matite,case Feminine nouns- plural

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