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How does the verb studia follow the rules for regular -are verbs?
Studia comes from the regular verb studiare (to study). Because the subject is "the student" (a "he" or "she" / third-person singular), we drop the -are ending from the dictionary form and add -a. This gives us studia.
Why do we use lo instead of il for "the"?
How do I know if studente is masculine or feminine if it ends in -e?
Is qui the only word for "here"?
You might also come across the word qua. Both qui and qua mean "here" and are used basically interchangeably by Italians. Notice that qui is spelled with a "q" and is pronounced like the English word "key".