-ICO/ICA

Apr 20, 2023 · 5m 7s
-ICO/ICA
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This chapter explains that when translating English words that end in "-ic" to Italian, the corresponding ending in Italian depends on the gender of the word. If the word is...

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This chapter explains that when translating English words that end in "-ic" to Italian, the corresponding ending in Italian depends on the gender of the word. If the word is masculine, the ending is "-ico," and if it is feminine, the ending is "-ica." For example, "music" (musica) is a feminine word in Italian, and therefore, it is translated as "musica" rather than "musicico." On the other hand, "logic" (logica) is a masculine word in Italian and is translated as "logico" rather than "logica."Understanding this pattern is crucial for learners of Italian who want to expand their vocabulary and improve their understanding of the language's grammar and structure. In addition to following this rule, it is also helpful to practice proper pronunciation. Listening to audio recordings of native Italian speakers pronouncing words that end in "-ico" or "-ica" can aid in improving language skills. By combining an understanding of language rules with regular practice, learners can improve their Italian language proficiency and communicate more effectively in Italian.
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Author Irineu De Oliveira Jnr
Organization Irineu De Oliveira
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