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   Maljonic Administrator Staff Member

   Does anyone know hot to correctly say "Always Read the Label" in Italian.
   
   Dictionary.com has it "Legga sempre l'etichetta", but I don't if that's quite right - or is it?

    

   Maljonic, Feb 7, 2006

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   Hermia New Member

   I don't know, but I'm intrigued to know what situation you're in that you need to know that!

    

   Hermia, Feb 10, 2006

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   Maljonic Administrator Staff Member

   It's just for the first chapter of a little story I wrote about a time travelling tin opener.

    

   Maljonic, Feb 10, 2006

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   Trollmother New Member

   It sounds right, etichetta is label, sempre is always, leggere is read so I guess legga s the imperative form. Possibly it should be Sempra legga l'etichetta!

    

   Trollmother, Feb 10, 2006

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   Ivan_the_terrible New Member

   I think Trollmother is right (it's almost the same in Spanish).

    

   Ivan_the_terrible, Feb 10, 2006

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