Il ne faut pas se fier a n'importe qui
Italian translation: See below
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See below Explanation: Yes there is an expression which is similar to the English expression: Non si dovrebbe avere la fiducia in qualsiasi Tizio, Caio o Sempronio. Note that this expression is quite traditional and so depending on the text you are translating maybe it might be better to translate the French literally. Good luck |
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Non ci si può fidare di chiunque Explanation: The answer given is pretty uncorrect. 1. You can't say "avere LA fiducia in qualcuno" , you have to say "avere fiducia in...". without the article. Anyway it's probably better to use the verb "fidarsi". 2. "Tizio, caio e sempronio" could be OK for "n'importe qui", but certainly not with this expression: it's a question of collocation! If you want something more familiar you could say "non ci si può fidare di chi passa per strada". |
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