Seasons & Outdoor Life

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Uses the preposition 'in' without an article for seasons ('in primavera').

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Starts with a vowel, so it takes 'l'' and forms 'l'estate'.

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Takes 'l'' in the singular because it begins with a vowel.

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Takes 'l'' in the singular; plural uses 'gli'.

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'Tempo' means both 'weather' and 'time' depending on the context.

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The expression 'c'è il sole' means 'it is sunny'.

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Commonly paired with verbs like 'piovere' (to rain).

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Related to the verb 'nevicare' (to snow).

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The phrase 'tira vento' is also used to say 'it's windy'.

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Irregular plural spelling compared to standard -o to -i nouns.

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Often used in the diminutive form 'nuvoletta'.

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Uses preposition 'in' for going to the mountains ('andare in montagna').

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Combines with prepositions: 'al mare' (to the seaside), 'nel mare' (in the sea).

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Note the spelling of the plural: 'spiagge' drops the 'i' because it's unstressed.

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Plural adds an 'h' to maintain the hard /g/ sound ('i laghi').

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Plural adds an 'h' to maintain the hard /k/ sound ('i boschi').

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Plural adds an 'h' to keep the hard /k/ sound ('i parchi').

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Regular masculine noun ending in -e.

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Takes 'l'' in singular ('l'albero') and 'gli' in plural ('gli alberi').

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Derived from the verb 'camminare' (to walk).

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Often shortened to 'bici' in conversational Italian.

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Used with the verb 'andare': 'andare in campeggio'.

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Requires 'lo' in the singular because it starts with 'z'.

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Also commonly called a 'barbecue' in modern Italian.

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Abstract noun, plural 'le nature' is rarely used.