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Also called "troncamento" in Italian, it means to shorten a word by cutting off the last vowel or the last syllable.
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What does this mean: "quando son due passi"?
I'm a Japanese learner of italiano. My Italiano-giapponese dictionary has this example sentence:
"Non capisco perché prendere la macchina quando son due passi." I can't find the word "son" anywhere in …
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