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Comment dit-on diritti en italien ?
How do you pronounce diritti in italien?
diritti is pronounced /i diˈritti/ in italien.
Exemples de phrases
Il diritto costituzionale italiano è molto complesso e affascinante.
Italian constitutional law is very complex and fascinating. (The masculine adjectives 'costituzionale' and 'complesso' and 'affascinante' agree with the masculine noun 'diritto'; if it were feminine 'la diritra', they would end in -a)
Ho studiato il nuovo diritto del lavoro, che è stato approvato recentemente.
I studied the new labor law, which was recently approved. (The masculine article 'il' and adjective 'nuovo' agree with 'diritto'; the past participle 'approvato' is also masculine, showing the gender agreement extends to the relative clause)
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Pourquoi est-ce masculine ?
Diritti is masculine because it derives from the Latin "directum" (neuter noun meaning "that which is straight" or "right"), which became grammatically masculine when absorbed into Italian's two-gender system, following the pattern where many Latin neuter nouns shifted to masculine in Romance languages.
Comment dit-on rights en italien ?
En italien, rights se dit i diritti — masculine.
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