In french you have Le & La, Spanish El & La... Italian you have for masculine Il, Lo, I, & Gli can anyone explaine how to can someone use them...? Il & Lo both used before a consonants... can anyone explain this who thing...? Thanks.
ITALIAN: Masc. & Fem. Plural & Singuler
A brief explanation.
SINGULAR
Il
"article masculine" -singular- the
il signor Conte = Mr Conte
il martedì= on Tuesdays
3000 lire il chilo = 3000 lire a kilo
mi piace il caffè = I like coffee
&
Lo
"article masculine" -singular- the
pronoun masculine -singular- him; cosa, animale it
non lo so = I don't know
----------->>>>
PLURAL
I
"article masculine" -plural- the
&
"article masculine" -plural- the
avere gli occhi azzurri = have blue eyes
pronoun:
a lui = to him
a esso = to it
a loro = to them
dagli i libri = give him them the books, give the books to him/them
SINGULAR
Il
"article masculine" -singular- the
il signor Conte = Mr Conte
il martedì= on Tuesdays
3000 lire il chilo = 3000 lire a kilo
mi piace il caffè = I like coffee
&
Lo
"article masculine" -singular- the
pronoun masculine -singular- him; cosa, animale it
non lo so = I don't know
----------->>>>
PLURAL
I
"article masculine" -plural- the
&
"article masculine" -plural- the
avere gli occhi azzurri = have blue eyes
pronoun:
a lui = to him
a esso = to it
a loro = to them
dagli i libri = give him them the books, give the books to him/them