What are some examples of the use of the word “piacere” in Italian? What do they mean and how would you translate them into English?
Piacere : to like. A me piace spesso mangiare un’insalata. I often like to eat a salad. I like : a m...
Where can Ukrainians go if they cannot have shelter and heating this winter?
I know a couple of people who do youtube video’s from Ukraine. They are toasty warm every day while...
Why do women have sex with dogs?
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Do people have to be a pastor to baptize?
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A novel treatment, an aldosterone synthase inhibitor, safely and consistently lowered blood pressure...
Do individuals with borderline personality disorder have awareness of their actions or do they believe their behavior is normal?
Yes and no. People with Borderline Personality Disorder are raised scapegoat children in narcissist...
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At what point does trespassing become self defense? What are the necessary conditions for this line to be crossed from trespassing to self defense?
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How do people in your country say "you're welcome" in their native language(s)? Is it a commonly known phrase or do most people just reply with "no problem"?
A. Thanks B. You’re welcome A. Grazie ( = thanks ) B. È stato un piacere (= It's a pleasure ); non c...