"I have a plate."

Translation: Io ho un piatto.

[ntmnatalia]

can someone explain the difference between ho and ha? thanks!

[Chris123456]

Ho is the first person singular = I have. Ha is the third person singular = He/She/It has.

It's well-worth learning all the present tense conjugations of "Avere" because it is such a common verb, Ho, Hai, Ha, Abbiamo, Avete, Hanno by heart. That is: I have, you (singular) have, he/she/it has, we have, you (all) have, they have.

[brirob]

Ho, Ho, Ho! translates much differently than Ha, Ha, Ha!

[Linda729766]

Un vs una - how do you know which?

[Estelle924418]

Un is masculine and una is feminine

[brirob]

Is it improper to say "Ho una piastra?"

[mukkapazza]

You probably wouldn't eat from a piastra but you could straighten your hair with it.

[JustinZahl]

No

[andrediazgil]

i put lo and it said its suppoed to be io really?

[MichaelMor572788]

Capital i , confused me at first too. Looks like lo when it is Io

[jeprosse]

In conversation it would be improper to use the pronoun. "ho un piatto" would be correct. vero?

[brirob]

certo

[Asheir16]

What is the difference between un and una?

[xDanielissimo]

It depends on the gender. For example, the boy, will be translated like un ragazzo, a girl, una ragazza and so on and so forth..

[andranatea]

I don't understand... the right answers are: "ho un piatto" and "io ho un piatto"... i answered with " Io ho un piato"... why is it wrong? have I answer with both? can I?

[MarinaBlan2]

Piatto...there's 2 t's... I typed it wrong too

[MessiBarca4life]

Is there a morr formal way of saying this?

[corrintyam]

I wrong when i click "i ho un piatto" "ho un piatto". I can't step to the next question. So desperate

[Daniel558098]

The reason is because you should have wrote "Io ho un piatto"!!!

[Daniel558098]

I think

[fykbcfhb]

"Io" is missing!

[Chris216059]

Is "Ho un piatro" correct? If so, why is it not "Io ho un piatro"?

[RachelleOt1]

How can l put underline "lo"?

[JustinZahl]

Is it

[evvdubs]

Could "Io ho" be replaced with simply "Ho" ? I feel like I'm verbally stumbling trying to use both in series.

[Estelle924418]

Yea it can be in the tips section of one of the basics (before you start) it tells you that io is commanly left out of the sentance all together

[alleish]

How do you know when an object is feminine or masculine??Please anyone