"A woman"

Translation: Una donna

[chrisli]

they should explain more when to use "la" and 'il" because I don't see any difference with "un"

[Fezz76]

¨la¨ and ¨il¨ are THE in feminine and masculine, respectively.
¨un¨ and ¨una¨ are A in masculine and feminine, respectively.
Hope this helps.
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[Panthynx]

thank you SO much, i didnt understand this at all

[kazahana__1412]

Italian is pretty difficult...

[elytian]

Do they use Donna as a name in Italy too? I have this ridiculous picture of the intro in my head:
Native: What's your name?
Donnas: Woman
Native: good-natured laugh No what's your name?
Donnas: My name is Woman
Native: Your parents didn't love you, did they?

But I'm actually genuinely interested in whether Italian women are sometimes named Donna too and if it's therefore just a normal thing, like Hope, Joy or Will in English?

[Duolessio]

No, I've never heard of Donna being used as a name in Italy.

[ana679694]

I love italian!

[Bradipoish]

The capitalised first word in the answer means the first word of any question is always given. Capitalization should be removed its too easy to cheat

[Daniel120763]

Are you sure that isn't on purpose? Also, it doesn't always do that.

[yuya1818]

i am rubbish at italian

[MNAVx]

What is the difference between "Un" and "Una" ?

[EnaMayi]

Masculine (un) / feminine (una)

[burburocky]

I cant write una donna

[yuya1818]

my mom is fluent in italian but im rubbish

[FubbiKenan]

Una mujer

Uma mulher

Une femme