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Should I say "stanca"?
On the website I learn Italian, it says "Sono stanco." but since I'm female, should I say "Sono stanca." or is it always "stanco"?
2015年11月7日 07:52
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Most of the adjectives in Italian have 4 forms, as in:
stanco (m. sing.), stanchi (m. plural), stanca (f. sing.), stanche (f. plural)]
leggero (m. sing.), leggeri (m. plural), leggera (f. sing.), leggere (f. plural)
bello (m. sing.), belli (m. plural), bella (f. sing.), belli (f. plural)]
There are (of course!) also variations on this scheme, as in:
pesante (m. sing.), pesanti (m. plural), pesante (f. sing.), pesanti (f. plural)
Also the colour names sometimes are grammatically adjectives, and therefore change their forms.
rosso (m. sing.), rossi (m. plural), rossa (f. sing.), rosse (f. plural)
il prato verde (m. sing.), i sassi verdi (m. plural), la foglia verde (f. sing.), le olive verdi (f. plural)
2015年11月7日
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if you are female, you should say "sono stanca"
the final -a means you are a female
2015年11月7日
If you are female you should "sono stanca" because you're female. "Sono stanco" must be told when you're male.
2015年11月7日
Yes you should say: " sono stanca".
2015年11月7日
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