Ciao,
I'm wondering if there are some other exceptions for when we don't need definite articles before nouns.
https://www.rocketlanguages.com/italian/learn/italian-articles/
^That has a lot of great info, but it doesn't explain why there aren't def. articles in a sentence like "Un caffè con latte e zucchero, per favore." I thought that maybe they're not used after "con," but then I remembered "una pizza con la mozzarella." What are the rules here?
Thanks,
Mike
I'm wondering if there are some other exceptions for when we don't need definite articles before nouns.
https://www.rocketlanguages.com/italian/learn/italian-articles/
^That has a lot of great info, but it doesn't explain why there aren't def. articles in a sentence like "Un caffè con latte e zucchero, per favore." I thought that maybe they're not used after "con," but then I remembered "una pizza con la mozzarella." What are the rules here?
Thanks,
Mike