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The first thing you learn about a language, when you try to talk with some of your new foreign friend, are swearwords... For sure not only swearwords but, if you have some problems, I?m here for you. Ciao
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Ciao Rich! there are some streets in the italia towns that have some "private" branches or similar... inside this branches is possible the houses numbers became as indicated by you (123/4) or, in this
Ciao Joan! is very difficult find a song with this poor info you gave me. Consider I'm form the north of Italy (Milan) and I've not idea about the south Xmas songs... was the song in dialect? please
Ciao Joe, because in the sentence "me le ha date" there is the implied noun "botte" (hit me) and "le" is referred to this noun. In the sentence "mi ha picchiata" you only describe the action of the
Ciao Mehrdad, I'm not aware about something similar to your requirements. I can suggest you the Rosetta Stone application to have a good method with the italian language and/or test your abilities
Ciao Joe! no "ci mancherebbe altro" is a common way to say to someone "don't worry about this" and, in details: - for example I have to give you money because you buy something for me and I tell
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