Environment & Nature

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Starts with a vowel, so it takes the l' article in the singular and gli in the plural.

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Feminine noun following standard -a / -e plural rules.

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

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Plural changes the hard /sk/ sound to /skj/ spelled -schi.

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Masculine noun ending in -e.

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Often used interchangeably with 'montagna'.

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Contraction 'al' comes from a + il.

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Feminine nouns ending in -gia drop the 'i' in the plural if unstressed.

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Starts with a vowel, taking l' in the singular.

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Masculine noun, regular plural.

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Follows the plural rule for -gia nouns.

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Feminine singular, plural 'le nevi'.

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Masculine noun ending in -e.

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Contraction 'sull'' comes from su + l'.

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Masculine noun starting with a vowel.

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Formed from the verb inquinare (to pollute).

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Often used in the plural 'i rifiuti' for household garbage.

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Regular -are verb. Takes auxiliary 'avere'.

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Feminine noun starting with a vowel.

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Regular -are verb used for resources and money.

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Feminine material noun.

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Adjective matching the gender and number of the noun it modifies.

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Opposite of 'pulito'.

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Noun + adjective compound expression.

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Actually 'protezione', used in environment contexts.