🙂 Using the definite article instead of the indefinite article “un” is correct! Now, the definite article to use with the noun “arcobaleno” is “lo” (male, singular) BUT because the noun starts with a vowel, we drop the vowel of the article, thus making it l’arcobaleno.
But to answer the question… “Non c’e’ un’arcobaleno nella foto!” “There is no rainbow in the picture! 🙂
우연하게 들어왔는데 한글에 영어, 이탈리아어까지 있어서 깜짝 놀랐어요~ ^^ 좋아요 누르고 갑니다!!
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Where’s the rainbow? Dove è un arcobaleno?
Dove è il arcobaleno?♥
🙂 Using the definite article instead of the indefinite article “un” is correct! Now, the definite article to use with the noun “arcobaleno” is “lo” (male, singular) BUT because the noun starts with a vowel, we drop the vowel of the article, thus making it l’arcobaleno.
But to answer the question… “Non c’e’ un’arcobaleno nella foto!” “There is no rainbow in the picture! 🙂
Thanks for your comment! I try to read aloud what you’ve written in Italian . It helps me.