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

rymes with nonna

I cant write una donna

I mean una :(

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?

A woman

Nice

"Una" means "a" and "l'" means the so the phrase is grammatically false!

La means the. Una means a.

One woman

Whats the difference between una and un?

Espanol a ingles

La donna - is incorrect...

I used un. So did google translate. Why did I get it wrong?

I really want to learn italian

@hna donna

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i got it RIGHT omfg

Im so fxcking confused :(

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