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Only definite articles exist in Maltese. It has 5 rules. | |||
#1: before a moon letter, it is il-. | |||
#2: before a sun letter, change the l to the first letter of the next word; it-t, for example. | |||
# 3: with two consonants, add l-i because it sounds as if the i preceded the cluster at the start. | |||
#4: with vowels, [[GĦ]], and [[H]], i. e. a vowel sound, use l-. | |||
#5: if the previous word ends in a vowel, you don't need the vowels of the article, followed by the other 4 rules. | |||
No <i>in<i>definite articles! | |||
! | |||
Revision as of 23:03, 28 April 2024
Only definite articles exist in Maltese. It has 5 rules.
- 1: before a moon letter, it is il-.
- 2: before a sun letter, change the l to the first letter of the next word; it-t, for example.
- 3: with two consonants, add l-i because it sounds as if the i preceded the cluster at the start.
- 4: with vowels, GĦ, and H, i. e. a vowel sound, use l-.
- 5: if the previous word ends in a vowel, you don't need the vowels of the article, followed by the other 4 rules.
No indefinite articles!