Jobs & Professions (Basic)

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Uses the verb 'essere' in the present tense.

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Regular masculine noun with a plural ending in -i.

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Can be masculine or feminine with the same form ('un insegnante' / 'un'insegnante').

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Takes 'lo' in the singular and 'gli' in the plural because it starts with s + consonant.

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Plural changes from -co to -chi to maintain the hard /k/ sound.

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Standard masculine profession noun ending in -ere.

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Feminine equivalent of cameriere.

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Ends in -a but can be masculine or feminine depending on the article.

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Feminine noun ending in -a.

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Often takes 'l'' in singular before a vowel.

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Takes 'l'' before a vowel in the singular.

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Used for retail staff (masculine).

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Feminine form of store clerk.

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Derived from the verb dipingere.

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Starts with a vowel, hence 'l'' and 'gli'.

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Feminine noun with plural ending in -ci.

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Invariable gender ending in -ista; can be 'il giornalista' or 'la giornalista'.

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Double 'z' and regular masculine plural in -i.

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Starts with a vowel, takes 'l'' and 'gli' in plural.

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Standard masculine profession ending in -ere.

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Plural changes from -fo to -fi.

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Another -ista noun that can be masculine or feminine.

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Plural drops the 'i' of the ending, becoming 'i fornai'.

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Derived from the past participle of andare in pensione concept.

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Uses the verb cercare with the preposition 'un'.