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23:00 May 4, 2001 |
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| Selected response from: Francesco D'Alessandro Spain Local time: 21:31 | ||||||
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na | the third one |
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na | The first one |
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na | numero uno |
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na | pastore bergamasco |
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the third one Explanation: according to the following website www.pastorebergamasco.com/egitto.htm spero che ti aiutara |
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The first one Explanation: Tha Italian language doesn't use capital letters as often as english; speaking about dogs, no capital letters are required except for the first letter in the sentence |
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numero uno Explanation: sono d'accordo con D'Alessandro. Italian does not use capitals to the extent English does. Things are changing, though, under the influence of English, I suppose. On the net you will find all kinds of usages, but in this case I would stick to the manuals: bergamasco is an adjective, so it does not need capitalization. Buon lavoro Paola L M |
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pastore bergamasco Explanation: I agree with the second answer (cane da pastore bergamasco), but "pastore bergamasco" is enough, the context is clear, I think it's the best solution. Do you agree? Hope it helps Best regards Toni glossario+ rif propri |
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