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si', certo, si', certamente
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-si', certo
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c'e' differenza tra "si', certo" e "si', certamente"?
Qual e' usato piu' frequentamente?
May 14, 2012 4:41 PM
Answers · 1
Si is Yes
Certo and certamente here translate the same concept: of course/certainly. it is used to put emphasis on the Yes. There is no ranking between certo/certamente, they are both commonly used. Depending on the context you can use one but not the other. In this sentence both options are ok.
May 15, 2012
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