English term
has done
This city, La Serenissima, is a good metaphor for everything this
history of writing has been about. Like the city’s occupants, writing
finds many employments and HAS DONE for centuries.
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Danila Moro
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| 3 +1 | li ha avuti |
Mirko Mainardi
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Proposed translations
Italy
Master's Degree in Psychology
Native in: Italian
Works in: English to Italian, German to Italian, Italian
è così è stato per secoli
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Mirko Mainardi
: La stessa cosa che ho pensato anch'io.
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grazie Mirko :)
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Janice Giffin
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thanks :)
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Enrico Antonio Mion
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:))
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Marina56
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Italy
Games, Apps, Website and SW localization
Native in: Italian 
Works in: English to Italian
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