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Italian Noun Patterns: People, Objects, and Groups

This deck covers common Italian A2 noun patterns, including irregular plurals, gender in professions, and group nouns. You'll also learn to recognise common diminutive, augmentative, and negative forms.

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Lesson#1
Welcome to your A2 Italian course. By the end, you'll be able to handle everyday conversations with more detail and confidence. You'll build your skills step by step, learn language you can use straight away, and feel more at ease expressing yourself in Italian. With Auracle, you will rapidly build towards fluency by speaking constantly and being asked to actively recall words and sentences. Active recall is proven to be essential for language acquisition. Auracle will ensure that you learn rapidly and forget nothing by reinforcing information at the exact moment you need to review. Let's get started!
Lesson#2
While most Italian nouns follow regular plural rules, some very common ones are irregular. We'll start with a few you'll hear all the time. Let's begin with the word for 'man'.
Lesson#3
The singular for 'man' is 'uomo'. The plural is 'uomini'.
Quiz#4
How do you say 'the men' in Italian?

gli uomini

Lesson#5
Next, the word for 'egg', 'uovo', has an unusual plural. The plural of 'uovo' is 'uova'.
Quiz#6
How do you say 'the eggs' in Italian?

le uova

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