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# definite: '''lu''', '''la''', '''li''', (the) and indefinite '''nu''', '''na''' (a, an). These articles, like the nouns they describe, have a gender, they can be feminine: '''la''' (singular), '''li''' (plural), and masculine: '''lu''' (singular), '''li''' (plural).  
# definite: '''lu''', '''la''', '''li''', (the) and indefinite '''nu''', '''na''' (a, an). These articles, like the nouns they describe, have a gender, they can be feminine: '''la''' (singular), '''li''' (plural), and masculine: '''lu''' (singular), '''li''' (plural).  
# The indefinites '''nu''', masculine, '''na''', feminine are always singular.
# The indefinites '''nu''', masculine, '''na''', feminine are always singular.
==Examples==
==Examples==
{| class="wikitable"
|Sicilian
|English
|-
|Lu cavàddu
|the horse
|-
|La casa
|the house
|-
|Li cavàddi
|the horses
|-
|Li casi
|the houses
|-
|Un  cavàddu
|a horse
|-
|Na fìmmina
|a woman
|}

Revision as of 11:33, 20 November 2022

Sicilian Grammar ➡ Articles
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Hello everybody,


In today's lesson you will learn how to use Articles in Sicilian.

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Happy learning! :)

Rule

Articles in the Sicilian language are divided into 2 categories:

  1. definite: lu, la, li, (the) and indefinite nu, na (a, an). These articles, like the nouns they describe, have a gender, they can be feminine: la (singular), li (plural), and masculine: lu (singular), li (plural).
  2. The indefinites nu, masculine, na, feminine are always singular.

Examples

Sicilian English
Lu cavàddu the horse
La casa the house
Li cavàddi the horses
Li casi the houses
Un  cavàddu a horse
Na fìmmina a woman