"Le notti sono lunghe."

Translation: The nights are long.

[Dsardo101]

And full of terror

[Patricia4685]

That was funny

[iattilagy]

Why does notti end i, while the article is le?

[alexander_kramer]

because the singular 'notte' ends in an 'e'. It's also 'la mano - le mani', not 'mane'.

[sympavt]

Grazie! This is a helpful answer!

[Theo639847]

Aha

[SergieArruda]

Perché la notte è scura e piena di terrore

[falkego]

Si, anche io credo lo stesso....hahahaha!

[falkego]

Ed io ho paura della nera notte....hahahaha!

[sirswagger21]

Sounds like winter!

[Spikeyhusky]

And it is comming

[Racile]

So lunghe is the plural of lungo (masculine). What is the plural of lunga (feminine)?

[verna120098]

the letters "g" and "c" are Hard when vowels a, o and u follow-- but soft with e and i. Gi sounds like english gee (gee haw, gee whiz). To get a hard "g" the spelling is gh. Do you know the car Karmen Ghia? Che sounds like Spanish Que. The Italian version of Johnny is Gianni and it sounds close to English. That's the soft g. (Mercy apologies. I think I'm sounding condescending. I'm guessing however "lunge" might be lun-jay. I know a tiny bit having had a semester of Italian 30-40 years ago.

[Patricia4685]

Thank you, good info.

[JuliaCoggi]

why couldn't "I notti sono lunghe" work?

[coledanielj]

Because notti is feminine (plur.) and uses the feminine article le.

[Schatzie14]

When do we use " notte (I) night (s) and wnen "sera", last time notte was sera, la sera

[Robson.Tigre]

it's analogous to evening and night in english, as when we use good evening and good night.

https://www.duolingo.com/comment/175368

[H.G.Stolk27]

So i need you beside me...

[falkego]

si, é la cosa piú spaventosa essere andato a dormire da solo....hahahaha!

[YonasNigussie]

Yeah if you are with the wrong person.

[vanDecken]

Does anyone know if the form 'lunghi' exists at all, or is it only there to let those who are careless down?

[verna120098]

Think so.

[Maria3969]

I just really do not get this adjective.