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Italian translation: Dal frutto si conosce l'albero
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peer agreement (net): +2Dal frutto si conosce l'albero Explanation: it means: "you can recognise the tree from its fruit". This is the one that seems to be the closest to the english proverb, although there is another one that could suit you. "tali padri, tali figli". It's an Italian say that means that children are like their fathers. The meaning is pretty close too. Reference: http://www.noiitaliani.com/Proverbi_Italiani3.htm |
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