Travel & Accommodation

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Starts with a vowel, so the singular article is l' and the plural article is gli.

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Feminine noun ending in -zione.

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Plural changes -gia to -gie because the 'g' is preceded by a vowel.

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Standard masculine noun taking 'il' and 'i'.

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Compound noun formed by passare + porto.

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Feminine noun taking standard feminine plural -i.

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Derived from the verb partire.

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

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Can also use 'stanza' for room.

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Feminine noun with plural ending in -i.

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Foreign loanword, invariable in the plural.

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Masculine noun starting with a vowel.

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Can be masculine or feminine depending on context, often treated as masculine plural for mixed groups.

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Often used interchangeably with 'piantina' in Italy.

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Use the verb 'avere' to express having a delay.

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Standard masculine noun.

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Can be masculine ('il turista' / 'i turisti') or feminine ('la turista' / 'le turiste').

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Often used in the plural 'le vacanze' when referring to school breaks or extended holidays.

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Regular -are verb.

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Takes the auxiliary verb 'essere' in compound tenses (es. siamo partiti).

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Takes 'essere' in compound tenses and is followed by the preposition 'a'.

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Used for places and monuments; use 'andare a trovare' for people.

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Feminine noun derived from fermare.

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Masculine noun, plural ends in -i.

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Has a dual meaning: a stay (travel context) or a living room (house context).