Understanding Aggettivi Qualificativi

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What is an "aggettivo qualificativo" in English?
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An "aggettivo qualificativo" is an adjective that qualifies or describes a noun.
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What is the primary purpose of an "aggettivo qualificativo"?
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Its main purpose is to provide more information about a noun, describing its attributes or qualities.
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Give an example of an "aggettivo qualificativo" in Italian.
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Examples include "bello" (beautiful), "alto" (tall), and "piccolo" (small).
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How do you say "The tall man" using an "aggettivo qualificativo" in Italian?
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"L'uomo alto."
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Do "aggettivi qualificativi" agree in gender and number with the noun they describe?
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Yes, they typically agree in both gender and number with the noun they describe.
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Translate "The beautiful house" to Italian using an "aggettivo qualificativo."
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"La casa bella."
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How would you say "The small dogs" in Italian using an "aggettivo qualificativo"?
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"I cani piccoli."
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Can "aggettivi qualificativi" change their ending based on the noun they describe?
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Yes, they change their endings to match the gender and number of the noun.
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What ending do most masculine singular Italian adjectives have?
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Most masculine singular adjectives end with "-o."
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What ending do most feminine singular Italian adjectives have?
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Most feminine singular adjectives end with "-a."
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How do you modify an Italian adjective to match a masculine plural noun?
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Most masculine plural adjectives change the "-o" ending to "-i."
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How do you modify an Italian adjective to match a feminine plural noun?
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Most feminine plural adjectives change the "-a" ending to "-e."
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How do you say "The intelligent student" in Italian, referring to a male student?
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"Lo studente intelligente."
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How do you say "The intelligent student" in Italian, referring to a female student?
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"La studentessa intelligente."
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What is the adjective form for "happy" in Italian when describing a happy child?
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"Felice," as in "il bambino felice."
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