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Questions about comparing differences in usage and meaning of a word or phrase between Italian and English
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How do you say "Good job!" in Italian?
Bravo or Brava means "Good job!". In English, it's often used as an exclamation in the theatre, but it doesn't have to be an exclamation, nor is it restricted to the theatre context.
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