Uno
One
Language note: The start of counting! Remember, 'Uno' is used like the English 'a' when counting objects.
Culture note: In Italy, holding up one finger to indicate 'one' is common—don't mistake it for an index finger!
Context: Maria is shopping at the market. The vendor asks her how many apples she wants.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
Uno
[OO-noh]
One
The first number in sequence, representing a single unit or item.
Ho uno zaino nuovo.
I have one new backpack.
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