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In Italian, every noun has a grammatical gender (masculine or feminine) and a number (singular or plural). Almost all Italian nouns end in a vowel, and the final vowel tells you its gender and how to form its plural!
Most words ending in -o are masculine. In the plural, -o changes to -i.
Most words ending in -a are feminine. In the plural, -a changes to -e.
Words ending in -e can be masculine OR feminine. Regardless of gender, plural always ends in -i.
What is the plural form of "gatto" (masculine singular)?
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