per esempio-
1- Luca e un uomo con I capelli neri
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2- luca è un uomo con i capelli nero
would you make the colour plural when talking about hairs?
In Italian the word "capelli" (singular: "capello") is a plural and it is a <em>countable </em>noun, just as "hand" or "foot", therefore everytime (i.e. most of the time) the word is in the plural form "capelli", the adjective must be plural, too.
"ha i capelli biondi/neri/rossi/etc." . The same for the verb as well as for articles and possessives: "I miei capelli sono scuri" (N.B. the adjective "castano" (especially when accompanied to "chiaro" or "scuro" can be used in the singular but that depends on the adjective, not on the noun "capelli": "ha i capelli castano chiaro")
As for Alessandra's comment, I only partially agree: I'd only use that expression with "chiaro" or "scuro" ("è chiaro di capelli" or "è scuro di capelli") but not with colours like "nero", "rosso" or "biondo"
My dear Ida before criticize me please have a look at the link I have added. It is too easy to go against me but avoid confrontation with the author.
Regards
But you can say Luca è nero di capelli...
as you can see in here, where we are talking about Carlo :)
Hi! The right sentence is : Luca è un uomo con i capelli NERI (plural) or Luca ha i capelli NERI (that is better than the other one). :)
Luca e'un uomo con i capelli neri
