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Apr 2015
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Italian for Beginners: Lesson 17 - Sagge...

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- indirect object pronouns (mi, ti, le, gli, ci, vi, gli)

- personal pronouns and the verb Piacere

 

Everyday idiomatic expressions: Dai, Meno male, Da morire.

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