- quante volte te lo devo dire?
- quante volte devo dirtelo?
- quante volte ti devo dirlo?
- quante volte devo dirlo a te?
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Fare: uno dei verbi preferiti della lingua italiana
Sì, è vero, ma proprio come Cassandra, le mie parole raramente vengono prese in considerazione.
A questa domanda è davvero facile rispondere!
Innanzitutto non ho amici, ma le poche persone che mi conoscono sicuramente non penserebbero nulla di me, come se questa fosse una situazione ipotetica. No. Tutti pensano che io non sia affatto normale. Hanno ragione
Yes, this has been talked about. It just surprised me to see it locked. This doesn't happen frequently.
I wonder, are there other types of people (in terms of their profession/activity) who always enjoy life?
Why was the following thread locked? Was there a guideline or rule broken? If so, which?
Naaa! What could lead you to believe that!
PtolemysXX wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 2:07 pmThis is not an April 1st joke: I came in first in the diamond league with mere 1853 XP's
Wow! You had your vacation period.
From what I see, that seems to be relatively a common situation: non competitive leagues.
Since in marketing anything goes… I don't know, it could have been a true story
I noticed the same, the ellipsis after the word in question.
I was checking the Help:IPA/Korean page about the pronunciation of a few vowels, and I noticed what I think is a mistake in the transcription.
At the following entry:
Shouldn't it be, "naesmul?"
— Папа, где мама?
— Она на шесть футов под (землей)
John Little wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 7:39 amI have noticed similar glitches but they normally sort themselves out. Eventually.
Right! Just as you said it. After several more hours the green chicken finally came out of its lethargy!
Speaking of bad luck numbers… in Japan it is the number four since it is pronounced as the word "death."
four → 四 (pronounced as "Shi")
death → 死 (pronounced as "Shi")
… ignore everything I'm doing.
I did a heart practice, a lighting round, a regular lesson, a learn the characters lesson… and my score hasn't changed at all.