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Freedom; the state of being free from oppression, restraint, or control.
La libertà è un diritto fondamentale.
Freedom is a fundamental right.
Lottiamo per la libertà di espressione.
We fight for freedom of expression.
Often used in political, philosophical, and social contexts.
Liberation; the act of being freed from something.
La libertà di un popolo oppresso è una vittoria per tutti.
The liberation of an oppressed people is a victory for all.
Can refer to political, social, or personal liberation.
Remember that 'libertà' is a feminine noun, so adjectives and articles must agree in gender and number (e.g., 'la libertà', 'le libertà').
While 'libertà' is often abstract, it can also refer to concrete situations, such as 'libertà condizionale' (conditional release).
From Latin 'libertās', meaning 'freedom' or 'liberty'. Derived from 'liber', meaning 'free'.
In Italian, 'libertà' is a feminine noun and is often used in abstract and concrete contexts. It can refer to political freedom, personal freedom, or the absence of constraints.