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    Nov 16, 2008, 06:26 AM
    Plural form of "oak" in Italian
    I see that quercia is the singular form of oak. What is the plural form? Is it querce? Is it querche?
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    Feb 1, 2009, 11:09 PM

    First you find weather you have a masculine or femminine noun. Nouns ending in -o are masculine, nouns ending in -a are feminine, so you have a feminine noun. Then you have to know how to congugate them. So for example: il biglietto becomes I biglietti (the ticket, the tickets) la strada becomes le strade (the road, the roads) -ca becomes -che, -ga becomes -ghe, -co becomes -chi, -go becomes -ghi, -io becomes -i, -cia becomes -ce, -gia becomes -ge.
    Look for the right ending, know what it becomes when plural and there you go.
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    Mar 2, 2009, 04:29 PM

    Quercie

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