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Italian Facts
How do I say Thank you in Italian: Grazie
Variations of Italian: Toscan plus many regional varieties.
How many people in the world speak Italian: 60,000,000
Famous Italian Singers: Andrea Bocelli, Laura Pausini, Zucchero Fornaciari
How many words has Italian: About 200,000
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Vaguely related to my last post about Anglish, a modified version of English with mostly Anglo-Saxon roots, here is a new term for you: inkhorn. Not to be confused with eggcorn, inkhorn was a word use... Read More »