| 意大利语习惯用语讲座：意大利语比较关系 高中生小语种留学资讯网 wayedu.cn 高中生小语种留学资讯网 wayedu.cn The relative superlative forms of adjectives in English may be distinguished by the words "least" or "most," or the ending -est. In Italian, you would use the definitive article, the word più or meno, the adjective, and the preposition di, as follows: 本文来自NK小语种学习辅导网 Lucia è la più brava della classe. (Lucia is the best in the class.) 万语网--小语种学习基地 www.qnxx.cn Quella è la pinacoteca più grande di Firenze. (That is the largest art gallery in Firenze.) qnxx.cn Aldo è il meno svelto di questi ragazzi. (Aldo is the least quick of these boys.) 本文来自NK小语种学习辅导网 本文来自NK小语种学习辅导网 This tower is as tall as that one. This picture is as beautiful as that one. Maria is smarter than Guido. There are a number of ways to compare two or more things in English, and the same is true for Italian. 本文来自NK小语种学习辅导网 Equality www.wayedu.cn 小语种学习网 Comparisons of equality, in which two Italian nouns, Italian adjectives, or Italian adverbs have the same characteristics, use the word pairs così...come or tanto...quanto: qnxx.cn Aldo è così diligente come Elena. (Aldo is as diligent as Elena.) www.wayedu.cn 小语种学习网 Luigi mangia tanto quanto Giorgio. (Luigi eats as much as Giorgio.) www.wayedu.cn 小语种学习网 Studiare è tanto difficilie quanto lavorare. (Studying is as difficult as working.) 本文来自NK小语种学习辅导网 When comparing nouns, the only the word pair tanto...quanto is used, and tanto must agree in number and gender with the noun it modifies: |
