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What is difference between in these Italian words "tutto and Tutti" ?
13 jul. 2013 01:28
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"Tutto" significa "everything" e si usa al singolare. "Tutti" significa "everyone" e si usa al plurale. 1) Tutto è andato bene. (Everything went well) 2) Tutti sono venuti alla festa. (Everyone came to the party) Hope that was helpful! :)
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