"It is the grape."

Translation: È l'uva.

[renthicya]

if you 'peek', it sasy: "D'uva" not, 'l'uva" .. hasn't learned d' yet

[CallMeAnja]

Look at the article before the noun

[EvilCornbread]

Sure, but is there a reason for the d' in the hint? Is it common to use d'uva for something grape-related? No other nouns have included a d' that I recall.

[NickPerel]

Just leaving a comment here in case somebody answers the question, curious too.

[sameah2]

Thanks

[hakanderin54]

What is the pronounciation difference between é and e?