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Italian prepositions are notoriously tricky because they rarely map one-to-one with English prepositions. The three most important — da, di, and a — each have multiple meanings. This lesson breaks them down systematically.
Before we dive into meanings, a crucial Italian feature: when da, di, and a are followed by a definite article, they merge into a single word:
| il | lo | la | l' | i | gli | le | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| di | del | dello | della | dell' | dei | degli | delle |
| il | lo | la | l' | i | gli | le | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| a | al | allo | alla | all' | ai | agli | alle |
| il | lo | la | l' | i | gli | le | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| da | dal | dallo | dalla | dall' | dai | dagli | dalle |
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