In Italian, objects can be masculine or feminine.

This means that bread, the pan is un signore.

So it's masculine.

And pizza, la pizza, is a signora, feminine.

And this is good to know because it helps us use the past correctly, especially when we're

talking about things that we liked. Learn more about this in today's episode. Ciao to all and benvenuti a five minute Italian. I'm Katie. And then, Matteo. Ciao.

In today's episode, we're going to carry on learning how to talk about things you like in the past.

And this is a follow-up from episodes 82 and 83. So if you haven't listened to those yet, it's a good idea to do that first.

So you can get the foundation for today's lesson.

For now, let's listen to the mini conversation.

You've paced the cena?

Yes, much.

My had paced the pasta, me have paced, the pan,. I'm paced the pasta, me

pyeccio, and me have paced, the carcophie.

So let's get the general gist first, then we'll break it down and talk about the individual words.

So we started with,

Did you like the dinner then Matteo replied

yes a lot next he said me

i liked the pasta i liked the pasta me it piae paced i liked the pasta. I liked the bread.

I liked the artichokes.

I liked the artichokes.

And here we've got lots of examples of

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