A1 adjective 중립 #3,000 가장 일반적인 1분 분량

italiano

/itaˈljano/

Relating to Italy, its language, or its culture.

Italiano is the standard adjective for everything related to Italy, requiring gender and number agreement.

30초 단어

  • Refers to anything originating from Italy.
  • Used as both a nationality and a language name.
  • Must agree in gender and number with the noun.

Summary

Italiano is the standard adjective for everything related to Italy, requiring gender and number agreement.

  • Refers to anything originating from Italy.
  • Used as both a nationality and a language name.
  • Must agree in gender and number with the noun.

Gender agreement is key

Always check the noun's gender. Use 'italiano' for masculine nouns and 'italiana' for feminine ones.

Don't capitalize languages

In Spanish, names of languages are not capitalized unless they start a sentence. Write 'hablo italiano' instead of 'hablo Italiano'.

Italy's global cultural impact

The term is widely used in culinary contexts. Many dishes like 'pizza italiana' or 'pasta italiana' are international staples.

예시

4 / 4
1

Amo la comida italiana.

I love Italian food.

2

El profesor es italiano.

The teacher is Italian.

3

Hablo un poco de italiano.

I speak a little Italian.

4

El cine italiano es reconocido mundialmente.

Italian cinema is world-renowned.

어휘 가족

명사
Italia
동사
italianizar
형용사
italiano

암기 팁

Think of 'Pizza' to remember 'Italiano'. Since pizza is Italian, the connection helps recall the adjective easily.

Overview

La palabra 'italiano' es un adjetivo gentilicio fundamental en español. Se deriva del nombre del país, Italia, y sirve para identificar el origen geográfico, nacionalidad o pertenencia cultural a dicha nación europea.

Usage Patterns

Como adjetivo, debe concordar en género y número. Tenemos cuatro formas: italiano (masculino singular), italiana (femenino singular), italianos (masculino plural) e italianas (femenino plural). Cuando se refiere al idioma, se utiliza siempre en masculino singular (el italiano).

Common Contexts

Se emplea frecuentemente al hablar de gastronomía (comida italiana), cultura (arte italiano), idiomas (estudio italiano) o personas (un amigo italiano). Es una de las palabras más comunes en el nivel A1 debido a la relevancia de Italia en el turismo y la cultura global.

Similar Words comparison

A diferencia de 'italiano', otros gentilicios siguen reglas similares, como 'español' o 'francés'. Sin embargo, 'italiano' es más sencillo porque sigue la regla estándar de añadir '-a' para el femenino y '-s' para el plural, a diferencia de aquellos que terminan en consonante y requieren cambios específicos.

사용 참고사항

Use 'italiano' primarily as an adjective to describe origin or language. Remember that languages are not capitalized in Spanish. Ensure gender agreement with the noun modified.

자주 하는 실수

Students often capitalize the word when referring to the language. Also, forgetting to change the ending to 'a' when describing a female person is a frequent error.

암기 팁

Think of 'Pizza' to remember 'Italiano'. Since pizza is Italian, the connection helps recall the adjective easily.

어원

Derived from the Latin 'Italus', referring to the people of the Italian peninsula. It evolved through Italian and then into Spanish.

문화적 맥락

Italy is a major cultural influence in the Spanish-speaking world, especially in gastronomy and history. The term is highly positive and associated with quality.

예시

1

Amo la comida italiana.

everyday

I love Italian food.

2

El profesor es italiano.

formal

The teacher is Italian.

3

Hablo un poco de italiano.

informal

I speak a little Italian.

4

El cine italiano es reconocido mundialmente.

academic

Italian cinema is world-renowned.

어휘 가족

명사
Italia
동사
italianizar
형용사
italiano

자주 쓰는 조합

idioma italiano Italian language
cocina italiana Italian cuisine
arte italiano Italian art

자주 쓰는 구문

aprender italiano

to learn Italian

restaurante italiano

Italian restaurant

ciudadano italiano

Italian citizen

자주 혼동되는 단어

italiano vs Italia

Italia is the noun (the country), while italiano is the adjective (relating to the country).

문법 패턴

Sustantivo + italiano/a Verbo ser + italiano/a Hablar + italiano

Gender agreement is key

Always check the noun's gender. Use 'italiano' for masculine nouns and 'italiana' for feminine ones.

Don't capitalize languages

In Spanish, names of languages are not capitalized unless they start a sentence. Write 'hablo italiano' instead of 'hablo Italiano'.

Italy's global cultural impact

The term is widely used in culinary contexts. Many dishes like 'pizza italiana' or 'pasta italiana' are international staples.

셀프 테스트

fill blank

Completa la frase con la forma correcta.

Mi amiga es ___.

정답! 아쉬워요. 정답: italiana

Como 'amiga' es femenino singular, el adjetivo debe ser 'italiana'.

multiple choice

Elige la opción correcta para el idioma.

Yo estudio ___ en la universidad.

정답! 아쉬워요. 정답: italiano

El nombre de los idiomas siempre se utiliza en masculino singular.

sentence building

Ordena las palabras para formar una frase.

comida / es / muy / La / italiana / rica

정답! 아쉬워요. 정답: La comida italiana es muy rica

El adjetivo 'italiana' califica al sustantivo 'comida'.

점수: /3

자주 묻는 질문

4 질문

El idioma se llama 'italiano'. Siempre se usa en masculino singular cuando nos referimos a la lengua.

Si te refieres a una mujer, debes usar la forma femenina: 'italiana'. Por ejemplo: 'Ella es italiana'.

Puede funcionar como ambos. Es adjetivo en 'comida italiana' y sustantivo cuando nos referimos a una persona o al idioma.

El plural es 'italianos' para un grupo mixto o masculino, e 'italianas' para un grupo exclusivamente femenino.

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