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How do you say Rivers in Italian?

by Guest62310 | earlier

not river, but rivers

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Rivers = fiumi [fee-u-mee]

River = fiume [fee-u-me]

the article used for FIUMI is "i" [e] - i fiumi

instead for FIUME is "il" [ill] - il fiume
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fiumi
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fiumi

Ciao ;)
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Rivers is "Fiumi" in Italian

;o)
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This translator says that it's the same, just like emmceedubb said...

http://free-translation.imtranslator.net...

Although, I did a translation in reverse with Chris's suggestion and that came out too...

fiumi = rivers
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it's the same thing, i think. just with an italian accent:]
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Fiume  = 1 river

Fiumi   = 2 or + rivers

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fiume/fiumi!
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rivers=fiumi

and with the article is "i fiumi"
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