Masculine and Feminine words???? - Beginner Italian Course: Lesson 3

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In this video you will learn about Masculine and Feminine words in italian.

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[wugysec]

I watched 4 lessons in one day u make it so easy

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Lecture Notes:
Every noun has gender, Masculine or Feminine.
Gender of nouns don't change
Articles, adjective, verbs change according to the gender of the noun.
In most of the cases, a noun ending in -o is masculine, a noun ending in -a is feminine.
Tips: Learn Nouns/vocabulary with articles.
Good Luck

[NouraMohammed]

Syrian here trying to learn the most beautiful language. This lesson sounds easy because we have the same in Arabic. Grazie Manu

[Lulu]

Another useful piece of information I've learned is that most words ending in [-zione] or [-sione] are feminine (una conversazione, la versione), and that most nouns ending in consonants are masculine (un film, un bar, un computer). Thank you for this course!

[ecewemm]

Who is learning Italian by English and he is not a native 😅

[CaiCruz]

If you know Spanish, you can pretty much skip this lesson!

Thanks for these videos, Mano! So helpful!

[deliveringgoodmusic]

Being a Brazilian made this class easier than I thought 😂❤

[nkjohnson]

This is when it gets hard for me. The masculine and Feminine words are the challenge for me.

[miriamlorenzo]

My first language is spanish and finding this course is amazing! It is so much easier to learn italian as a spanish speaker because the articles, vowels, gender and words are either the same or kind of the same. I will absolute keep continue learning with you and the courses you offer!!!

[rajanimotamarri]

Even Sanskrit nouns are addressed by Gender- masculine, feminine, and neutral. Thank you Sir Manu 🙏

[emilyjaneheath]

I never thought I would enjoy learning a new language as much as I do with your lessons Manu! I love starting with the principles, it feels really empowering to know after my first lesson that I can read a menu out loud with correct pronunciation. And to know the tricks of determining gender both from the endings of the word or listening to the sentence in which they're used. Really looking forward to the rest, just wish I'd started this a month ago, not 4 days before my trip to Italy 🙃🙄(And anyway, I'm enjoying this so much I think I'll keep going after my holiday.)

[seeleygirl]

I’m glad you said there’s no reason a word is feminine or it just is. I was stuck on that and couldn’t find an answer. Thank you.

[virginiafeliciano]

Manu this is awesome! I am English speaking but also Spanish and it’s so interesting that 99% of the words in Spanish that are feminine or masculine are the same gender in Italian and questa or questo is the same as esta or este to determine gender. Grazie Millie!

[NessMah-]

Ciao Manu
I am french, and I speak english fluently
The gender lesson for words is easy for me because as a french native, every nouns have a gender

[JoeesJewelry]

Questo è difficile per chi parla inglese ma non è impossibile da imparare. Grazie mille Manu!💕

[Spicy-Raven]

The amount of happiness I felt when I got the gender right in the examples is amazing. I love your videos!

[iggydesouza]

Manu my man! You are a great teacher! The way you explain is sincere thorough and very passionate. Molto bene… Brava!!

[ericmcmaster]

Thank you Thank you. I am going to Sardinia with friends in December and so far I have grasped the vowels which is a huge breakthrough. I have been in Italy many times and this is the first time I decided to try and figure out the basic to see if I could manage the language even if it is just a small introduction. So your videos really have me interested in trying to understand this beautiful language. So thank you! Cheers from Toronto

[robertmcdonald]

I am and his explanations are clear and relatable to daily life.