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Glad you found it helpful, Andrew! Please remember to check out my previous video on the topic if you need to and that you can now dowload the slides from this lesson, hope they can help you to revise the topic quickly.
Buona domanda, LJ! "Nipotino" (singular form of "nipotini") is the diminuitive form of "nipote" (singular form of "nipoti"), and it's used for very young grandchildren (e.g. toddlers). We often use the suffix "-ino" in Italian to make something smaller. So if you say "i nostri nipotini" that means "our little grandchildren", whereas if you say "i nostri nipoti" that could work both for very young and adult grandchildren.
We say "il mio bisnonno", probably because we don't consider that "close" family (probably because in the past - and still nowadays - it was not common to have a living bisnonno :) )
So another appropriate posessive adjective is vostra which is Italian for "your". Or Mia which is "my". You could not have nostri which is Italian for our but is a masculine plural word.
It's the same as "his house". So "La sua casa" means BOTH "his house" and "her house". Please watch this video if you want a more step-by-step explanation of the process: ua-cam.com/video/x1VOfHyeSak/v-deo.html
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Thank you Valentina for this video. This one arrived at the very time i needed some instruction on this subject, so it was very well timed :)
Glad you found it helpful, Andrew! Please remember to check out my previous video on the topic if you need to and that you can now dowload the slides from this lesson, hope they can help you to revise the topic quickly.
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13:09 - may I ask, for "our grandchildren", shouldn't it be "i nosti nipotini", instead of "nipoti"?
As nipotini is the plural of nipoti?
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Buona domanda, LJ! "Nipotino" (singular form of "nipotini") is the diminuitive form of "nipote" (singular form of "nipoti"), and it's used for very young grandchildren (e.g. toddlers). We often use the suffix "-ino" in Italian to make something smaller. So if you say "i nostri nipotini" that means "our little grandchildren", whereas if you say "i nostri nipoti" that could work both for very young and adult grandchildren.
Thank you for the video. Very useful.
What about bisnonno ?
Can we say ( mio bisnonno ) or ( il mio bisnonno) ?
We say "il mio bisnonno", probably because we don't consider that "close" family (probably because in the past - and still nowadays - it was not common to have a living bisnonno :) )
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What is the exception for mama & papa? if that the only family exception (nonno, nonna)?
Please is there any way to know the gender of any given noun
Yes, there is and I explain it here: ua-cam.com/video/6pr0emwjCw0/v-deo.html
mamma mia
What about my sister in law
She count as family! "Mia cognata" NOT "La mia cognata". Here's a video about vocabulary for family members: ua-cam.com/video/j6aqpvO0MzQ/v-deo.html
So another appropriate posessive adjective is vostra which is Italian for "your". Or Mia which is "my". You could not have nostri which is Italian for our but is a masculine plural word.
I didnt finish the video, but how would you say Her house?
La sua casa... :) Goto 3:10 mark in video
Esatto! Grazie Charles :)
It's the same as "his house". So "La sua casa" means BOTH "his house" and "her house". Please watch this video if you want a more step-by-step explanation of the process: ua-cam.com/video/x1VOfHyeSak/v-deo.html
You pronounce,"casa" with the s sound but i have heard it with z sound. Is this a regional dialect?
Yes, Northern Italy dialects tend to pronounce the "s" as a "z"
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