Politics & Society (Basic)

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Can mean both the political sphere ('la politica') and a specific policy ('una politica').

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Takes the masculine definite article 'il'.

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Usually used in the plural ('le elezioni') when referring to a specific election event.

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Feminine form is 'la cittadina' (plural: 'le cittadine').

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Feminine noun ending in -e; plural changes to -i ('le leggi').

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Invariable feminine noun with an accented final vowel; does not change in the plural.

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Refers specifically to political parties in this context.

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Can mean 'right' as in civil rights or 'straight' depending on context.

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Also used as the past participle of the verb 'votare' (voto / votato).

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Invariable feminine noun ending in -i; singular and plural forms are identical ('la crisi' / 'le crisi').

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Derived from the verb 'manifestare'.

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Invariable feminine noun with an accented final vowel.

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Greek-origin masculine noun ending in -a; takes masculine plural 'i problemi'.

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Often paired with 'climatico' or 'sociale'.

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Starts with a vowel, hence the article 'l'.

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Plural 'le giustizie' is rarely used except in specific legal or philosophical contexts.

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Takes feminine article 'l'' due to starting with a vowel.

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Takes 'lo' because 'sviluppo' begins with s + consonant.

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Feminine noun; plural 'le paci' is uncommon except in poetic or historical use.

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Correct infinitive is 'votare' (note: prompt listed 'votar' as a stub concept, using standard Italian 'votare' in spirit).

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Regular -are verb. Takes auxiliary 'avere' in compound tenses.

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Regular -are verb. Often followed by the preposition 'contro'.

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Irregular second-conjugation verb (-ere); past participle is 'disusso' (discusso).

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Adjective. Feminine: 'pubblica', masculine plural: 'pubblici', feminine plural: 'pubbliche'.

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Adjective ending in -e for both masculine and feminine singular; plural is 'sociali'.