Ngħix fi Żvizzera iżda twelidt fi Il-Portugall, għandi tnejn u tletin snin u nitgħallem Malti.
Malti mhux ħafif, iżda ferm interessanti! Nittama li nitgħallem biżżejjed dina lingwa, sabiex nista' nitkellem ma' Maltin.

Hi Rafael,
I'm not Maltese, but I learned some Maltese grammar and I'd like to add this:

Switzerland = without article: Żvizzera or Svizzera;
with article l-Iżvizzera or l-Isvizzera.
Non Arabic nouns, starting with two consonants and the first consonant is s, ż, or x add the euphonic vowel i --> l-iskola, l-isptar, l-ixkupa ...

fi l-isvizzera --> fl-Isvizzera.  fi + noun with article and starting with a vowel = fl-     (fl-Awstralja)

tnejn u tletin snin --> tnejn u tletin sena
There are many rules regarding the use of numbers.
To start with, only this basic rule:
Numbers between 11 and 99 are followed by a singular noun.
Numbers between 2 and 10 are followed by a plural noun.

Il-lejl it-tajjeb

Jiena