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na +2 | caffe/espresso |
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na | caffe |
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na | caffè |
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na | maybe you should drink some before asking these questions.... |
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caffe Explanation: About Coffee Coffee in any language tastes the same: Turkish (kahve). French (cafe). Arabic (qahwah). German (Kaffee). Italian (caffe). Filipino (kape). All About Coffee. Coffee ... Reference: http://www.geocities.com/aaasite/about_coffee.htm |
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caffe/espresso Explanation: please note that caffe has an accent like this ` over the last e. Also if you go in a "bar" (un bar italiano, not an American bar) you can ask for "un espresso" (jumper cable coffee, I also call it in the morning), that delicious concentrate which you drink in two gulps. saluti paola l m |
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