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How do you say passati in Italian?
How do you pronounce passati in Italian?
passati is pronounced /i pasˈsaːti/ in Italian.
Example sentences
Il passato remoto è un tempo verbale molto importante nella letteratura italiana classica.
The remote past is a very important verbal tense in classical Italian literature.
Un passato glorioso ha reso questa città famosa in tutto il mondo.
A glorious past has made this city famous throughout the world.
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Why is it masculine?
Passati (past) is masculine because it is derived from the Latin past participle "passus," which is masculine. In Italian, the -o ending is the standard masculine singular ending for adjectives and nouns, and "passato" maintains this masculine form from Latin. While "passus" comes from the verb "patior" (to suffer), the word "passato" in modern Italian functions primarily as an adjective meaning "past" or "bygone," and can also be used as a noun meaning "the past." The masculine gender is preserved through the standard masculine -o ending.
What is the Italian word for pasts?
The Italian word for pasts is i passati — masculine.
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