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Eileen 6 month s ago
#1 how long for someone who is not average?
#7 No isn't. There's no such word as "spaghetto" I get some people are trying to make it a real word by saying it is, but until it is officially recognized as such, it isn't
#7 No isn't. There's no such word as "spaghetto" I get some people are trying to make it a real word by saying it is, but until it is officially recognized as such, it isn't
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Eliphalet 6 month s ago
Eileen,
Spaghetto is "officially recognized": www.treccani.it/vocabolario/spaghetto1/
Spaghetto is "officially recognized": www.treccani.it/vocabolario/spaghetto1/
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Winny 6 month s ago
Eliphalet,
Spaghetto: (noun) def: Italian slum.
Spaghetto: (noun) def: Italian slum.
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Abby 6 month s ago
Winny,
(Sentence usage): "The old Spaghetto was demolished because of widespread bedbug infestation and the absence of book stores, public libraries and VD clinics."
(Sentence usage): "The old Spaghetto was demolished because of widespread bedbug infestation and the absence of book stores, public libraries and VD clinics."
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Tamarra 6 month s ago
"Spaghetto" is singular
"Spaghetti" in plural
That's how italian language works...
Didn't think this was an issue anywhere in the world
"Spaghetti" in plural
That's how italian language works...
Didn't think this was an issue anywhere in the world
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Cilla 3 month s ago
Tamarra, You give Murcans too much credit.
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Drew 6 month s ago
#14 I rememebr the change from dropped to molded kisses... biggest upset of my childhood because they lost their tiny twirl at the tip.
#7 No isn't. There's no such word as "spaghetto" I get some people are trying to make it a real word by saying it is, but until it is officially recognized as such, it isn't
Spaghetto is "officially recognized": www.treccani.it/vocabolario/spaghetto1/
Spaghetto: (noun) def: Italian slum.
(Sentence usage): "The old Spaghetto was demolished because of widespread bedbug infestation and the absence of book stores, public libraries and VD clinics."
"Spaghetti" in plural
That's how italian language works...
Didn't think this was an issue anywhere in the world