Italian speakers can you help me out?

Dear Italian Speakers . Can You help me with these words?

• I'm trying to learn Italian Using Rosseta Stone, I like This Language So much , but in the very first lessons i have some problems :D I can't understand these words . I think they mean something like A . An or anything like these . can you explain about them and tell me when we should use them and if there are same words in English for them or not ? thanks a lot in advance . here are the words : Una Un Del La Loro Delle il Gli i

• Answer:

  Hi I'm italian. Una=a/an un=a/an (un,una are indefinite articles and they must be used like in english; but in italian there is not the distinction like in english there is between a and an. In italian the indefinitive articlese can be masculine or feminine. Un ,uno are masculine. Una is feminine.). del=some/any;of delle=some/any;of (they can be used like articles partitives for example "I would like some bread"=Io vorrei del pane" or "I do not want any patatoes"= Io non voglio delle patate" del is masculine singular and delle is feminine plural. They can also be used like "of" for example "the ball of the child"="la palla del bambino" or "the shoes of girls" = "le scarpe delle ragazze") La=the Gli=the il=the i=the (they are definitive articles that in english are resulted the.La,l' are feminine singular;gli,i are masculine plural;il,lo,l'are masculine singular;le is feminine plural. You must use them when in english you use the but you must pay attention to the various distinctions. Loro=they/them/their(they is sogget for example "they are eating"="loro stanno mangiando". them is object complement "he has killed them"="lui ha ucciso loro". May also be term complement"he has spoken them"="lui ha parlato a loro"; their "he drive their car"="lui guida la loro macchina. Ok I hope I helped you. Excuse me for my english. Bye.