Ciao an informal term for Hello. It can also be used for Goodbye. Buon giorno Good Day.
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It’s easy. Follow the rules — unlike English, they are simple and consistent. Unfortunately the pronunciation is sometimes quite the opposite of English, but the waiters in Da Angelo’s will always understand you. The one that’s most confusi...
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i think they are hot. dogg doggy dogging photo: Steven Meisel ( they do remind me of the artwork of this girl, though; www.martheelise.com ) Posted by martemjau at 13:41 3 comments
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Hi, The proper Italian translation is : BUONGIORNO TRISTEZZA But let me tell you that we also use the French expression: Bonjour Tristess
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Irish is more phonetic than English or French, but falls way short of the standards of Spanish or Italian. Mainly this is because Irish has many rules which alter the sound of a letter for positional or grammatical reasons (mutation), and I...
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thank you both!... im hoping others respond to my inquiries... to carlo... i thought it was as you said "an americanized version" of an italian word, but hopefully your answer will clarify things with my family (hardheads) ... i...
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Spideyfanman, I remember reading in one of your posts that you're in your early teens. You're in such a time when your way of thinking is forming and developing. I hope your stay in this forum would really help you along the way. A lot depe...
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