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Rating: 5
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February 26, 2006
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Instead of "Come ti chiami", in German we say "Wie heißt Du / Wie ist Dein Name?"
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Ilona
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February 24, 2006
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Instead of "Come ti chiami", in Russian we say "kak tebja zovut?"
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Instead of "Come ti chiami", in Spanish we say "como te quiero"
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Rating: 5
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August 18, 2005
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Instead of "Come ti chiami", in Romanian we say "cum te cheama/cum te numesti"
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Marianne
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Instead of "Come ti chiami", in English we say "What is your name?"
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Instead of "Come ti chiami", in Romanian we say "cum te chiama"
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