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The definite article corresponds to English "the". Unlike English, where "the" never changes, Italian definite articles change based on gender (masculine/feminine), number (singular/plural), and the starting sounds of the noun that follows.
Which definite article is used for "ragazzo" (masculine singular starting with a consonant)?
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