Singular masculine and feminine nouns ending in -e are generally pluralised by changing the ending to -i :
Examples:
(il) cuore (heart) / (i) cuori (hearts)
(la) madre (mother) / (le) madri (mothers)
(il) sudore (sweat) / (i) sudori (sweats)
la moglie (wife) / (le) mogli
Note that some singular feminine nouns ending in -ie in the plural form keep the same ending:
(la) specie (species) / (le) specie (species)
(la) barbarie (barbarity) / (le) barbarie (barbarities)
(la) serie (series) / (le) serie (series)
(la) progenie (progeny) / (le) progenie (descendants)
For example:
• A Marco piacciono le serie televisive americane / Marco likes American TV series
• Mi piace molto quella serie (televisiva) italiana / I really like that Italian TV series
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