"Quali sono i motivi?"

Translation: What are the reasons?

[SimonKoch-Sultan]

Motivi vs ragioni?

[GeniusJack]

I think both would be acceptable in this case. Although, ragione can be used in other ways too. For instance Tu hai ragione. = "You are right."

[Behzadn]

I would say, Un motivo is a reason because of which one does something (sth like a motivational reason :D) while ragione is generally a reason

[ganzomunoz]

Motive should be acceptable?

[TheBareBears]

"Motive" as in, only one motive is not acceptable because "i motivi" is plural, meaning more than motive. So "motives" would be accepted.

[ganzomunoz]

Got it, thanks!

[Rainer176116]

In one question "motivo" is translated as "aim", in the next "aims" is marked wrong as tranlation for "motivi". Is there such a big difference between the meaning of the word in singular and plural?

[Jodytoo]

"Which are the goals" is not correct?

[AndreLHeyns]

And here DL uses "reasons" as English for "motivi" .. then why was I marked wrong 2 questions ago please? .....Inconsistent

[Amiryosif1]

motivi and ragione due trys to teach us synonymous here

[Flips324638]

"i motivi" is "the motives", isn't it?

[Chris508302]

Objectives would be better English