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To: Taro who wrote (219200)	2/14/2005 8:11:00 PM
From: Alighieri	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1588628

"Cosa" = "Case" as opposed to to "Casa" = "House". OK? "che" should be "Chioque" (forget the apostrophes) or in Spanish "Logue", again not sure of the spelling. "Ha aspettato" I believe is "corretto" because that is perfect tense and "Fiore", should be female and if so in plural "fiori" and "delle fiori" or in singular "della fiore", right? Cosa = literally is "thing". "Cose" is plural of "cosa" or things "che" = that "Fiore" is actually male (sorry), in plural "fiori" and in plural should be "dei fiori" or in singular "del fiore". Usually this would be "dello fiore" but the exception rule says that you truncate the "dello to del". Italian is an easy language phonetically, but not easy gramatically. Al