Accordgiorno
Giorno is masculin in italien. The article is il, so the full form is il giorno ("day").
MASCULINil giorno
day
ESSAIE
Comment dit-on giorno en italien ?
How do you pronounce giorno in italien?
giorno is pronounced /il ˈdʒorno/ in italien.
Exemples de phrases
Il giorno splendido mi ha fatto sentire felice.
The splendid day made me feel happy.
Questo giorno importante sarà ricordato per sempre.
This important day will be remembered forever.
Glissez giorno dans Accord
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Pourquoi est-ce masculin ?
Giorno is masculine because it derives from the Latin "diurnum" (neuter), which evolved into the masculine Italian noun following a phonetic shift where Latin neuter words ending in "-um" typically became masculine in Romance languages. The shift from neuter to masculine gender was a common pattern in Italian's development from Latin, as the neuter gender largely collapsed into the masculine.
Comment dit-on day en italien ?
En italien, day se dit il giorno — masculine.
Genre selon les langues
Pratiquez avec Accord
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