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February 23, 2005
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Would the mother of your wife be suocero ?
Instead of "Suocera", in English we say "mother in law"
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January 26, 2005
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Instead of "Suocera", in English we say "mother in law"
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January 22, 2005
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Instead of "Suocera", in English we say "mother in law"
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January 8, 2005
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ranieri
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December 13, 2004
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no need to say that being "suocera" a woman, the relevant noun is FEMININE. "mio" is instead masculine. the feminine adjective for suocera is MIA.
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December 7, 2004
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Instead of "Suocera", in English we say "mother in law"
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