Learn idiomatic expressions in Italian related to Fruits and Veggies.

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Italian Idioms related to Fruits and Veggies

在中国，为了表示对长辈的尊重，是不可以直呼其名的，有时候连同音字都要避免使用。阿九的儿媳是个非常聪明且孝顺的人，为了表示对阿九的尊重，她从来不说“九”，甚至连“jiu”的同音字也不说。这一天，来了两位老人，他们要考验阿九的儿媳是否真的可以不说“jiu”这个音……

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le matin : de manhã, pela manhã, in the morning
l’après-midi: à tarde, in the afternoon
le soir: à noite, in the evening
lundi soir : segunda à noite, Monday evening
le lundi soir : às segundas à noite, on Monday evenings
mardi soir : terça à noite, Tuesday evening
le mardi soir : às terças à noite, on Tuesday evenings
Mercredi après-midi : quarta a tarde, Wednesday afternoon
le mercredi après-midi : às quartas a tarde, on Wednesday afternoons
jeudi soir : quinta de noite, Thursday evening
le jeudi soir: às quintas de noite, on Thursday evenings
vendredi matin : sexta de manhã, Friday morning
le vendredi matin: às sextas de manhã, on Friday mornngs
samedi matin: sábado de manhã, Saturday morning
le samedi matin : aos sábados de manhã, on Saturday mornings
dimanche matin : domingo de manhã, Sunday morning
Le dimanche matin : aos domingos de manhá, on Sunday mornings


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