Advanced Italian Definite Articles - Beginner Italian Course: Lesson 18

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In this video let's delve into the topic of definite articles.

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It's like the exercise of previous module, really helpful!

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[JamesKing-bumd]

Wow . . . I have not seen this before; I thought the article AND noun were MATCHED (with/without an adjective between) . . . thanks, Manu!

[Livielife_slay]

Makes sense.
An apple and A big apple.

[fuadhusni]

This is what we called the third person who ruined the relationship 😂

[Endy_]

L'ultimo esempio era ingannevole ) Grazie per il video.

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Still learning all the way from Nigeria
Stressful.

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[JorgeRafaelNogueras]

Ciao, Manu! Prima di tutto, grazie mille di aver fatto questi video!

Ho una domanda: benché non hai fatto un esempio simile, suppongo che se l'aggettivo comincia per Z, S + consonante, eccetera, l'articolo deve cambiare, vero? Ad esempio:

Il ragazzo stupido -- Lo stupido ragazzo

[nged]

I have to learn that "Il treno terzo arriva." seems to be the wrong way to say "The third train arrives". It's "Il terzo treno arriva.", as an italian friend said to me. For me (as a german) it's not easy to know when to put it in front of the noun and when to put it behind. Maybe more passive learning (listening) will fix it ...

[SupremeScents]

So if it is ok to put mio before the object...why did Italian language decide to put it after?

[baggyjeans_reese]

The last example, isn't it suppose to be LA BELL'ARTISTA since the Bella and artista are feminine🤔
And il is for singular masculine right

[geewhiz]

Wouldn't it be la bell'artista? Since artists is femenine singular

[ULTRA]

why?
mio amico (no apostrophe)
bell'artista (apostrophe)