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Giovanni Diamante
Giovanni Diamante  Identity Verified
Local time: 22:43
English to Italian
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Ex translator and interpreter May 23, 2015

Angioletta,

Tu hai fatto l'insegnante per diventare traduttrice, io ho fatto il contrario, costretto dal male che m'ha preso. Congratulazioni, finalmente una che parla chiaro. Non vedo l'ora che venga il 29 per sentirti ancora sui contratti dei quali sono curioso. Ciao.

Giovanni Diamante


 
Angie Garbarino
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Local time: 04:43
Member (2003)
French to Italian
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Mille grazie May 24, 2015

Ciao Giovanni

Ti ringrazio davvero tanto... gentilissimo:). A proposito, le mie origini non sono romagnole né emiliane, ma franco-piemontesi, forse il mix ha creato l'accento emiliano vassapere:)

[Edited at 2015-05-24 12:32 GMT]


 


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