"Ho un cappello rosso."

[Marinofull]

I dont like the redhat distribuitons, I prefer the debian like

[TauamePacce]

Hahahaha nice one!

[LivingInPuglia]

I keep getting cappello and cappotto mixed up. Anyone got a good way of remembering which one is which?

[Karmaria]

Coat has a "T" in it as does cappotto (well two), cappello doesn't.

[pdusek]

coat has T, while hat.. er, it has it too :-(

[ArgentaMoon]

I think of Truman Capote wearing an enormous coat

[pranay.gupta89]

remember this mistake you made and this discussion that you posted.
Capello - HAT
Cappotto - COAT

[inopacm]

hat = cap

[DigKat]

rosa is pink, rossa is red. How do I hear the difference?

[pilpilon]

rosa has voiced short s, rossa has voiceless long s.

[davidolson22]

What the heck does that mean?

[Anita388049]

In "rose" the S is like a Z. Rosa is the same. Rosso is Ross with an o.

[specialebiertjes]

Spelling mistake 'capello' not allowed?

[pilpilon]

bad luck. capello is "hair"

[banananino]

Haha... That happened to me too

[EmilyA603337]

Ugh! MAGA hats!! :(

[bilboburgler]

i hear "una"

[alice61]

I hear una also

[Koolkaren]

Me too, but only on the slow speed.

[birkos]

when listening what is the difference between capello and cappello

[ashlward]

I think cappello has a harder "p" sound.

[mangoHero1]

Isn't capello spanish?

[Karmaria]

You're thinking of "cabello," one is "hat" the other "hair," though capelli (1 "p") is hair in italian, very easy to mix up if you know one language and are learning the other.

[mangoHero1]

Very much so lol

[chatee]

No

[AlmeidaRayanne]

What's the difference between Rosse and Rosso?

[edwinna_elbert]

Rosse is feminine plural of rosso. Le donne rosse - the red-haired women. Una farfalla rossa - one red butterfly. Sorry if I've made mistakes. English and Italian both aren't my native languages.

[Tallman69]

Does anyone else find it impossible to hear the "ho" in many of the sentences spoken at normal speed?
She doesn't enunciate and the "ho" gets lost to the point where, I know it's there, I'm listening for it, and I simply don't hear it.
I have a lot of problems with the normal speed speech. Is it just my ear? I'm a sound engineer and have a good ear.
If this is the way Italians speak, I'm so screwed. LOL
I get that I'm a beginner and my ear isn't tuned to Italian. But with the power to repeat a phrase over and over, I should be able to pick it out, right?

[Linda_from_NJ]

I had the same problem when I started, especially with "Io ho" (I have). However, elision is part of English as well, which is why native speakers frequently say "it's" instead of enunciating "it is." If you listen to the music of "Io ho," you will eventually hear the slight dip of the "ho," so that the literal sound is the three syllables of "i," "o," and "o."

[OliverMundy]

Sei tu dunque un Cardinale? (Well, they have red hats.) Was that a correct Italian sentence, by the way? — Regarding cappello and capello, we also need to beware of cappella ('chapel')!

[Narmit]

Rosso = Red
Rosa = Pink
?

[Tallman69]

Correct, Narmit. Red conjugates as, "Rosso, rossa, rossi, rosse." As far as I know, Pink, "rosa", doesn't conjugate with masculine/femmine/singular/plural. It's always, "rosa".

[Narmit]

Oh, I didn't know that, thanks.

[Erick_Gomez]

i hear una and ERSO -.-

[njneuteboom]

I translated it to 'I have a red hair' -- damn Italians with their capelli/cappelli. They're too close

[Talli20]

Capello should be accepted as a typo!

[Mir_Masroor]

You stupid bot! I heard una!

[samaritoni]

I hear "una" as well

[Gituma]

Pimpin!

[GuidoHaene]

It's the red hat of Patferrick!

[Sharat045]

The MAGA hat?