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So what's the difference between sia forte and stare forte? it looks like a couple different people here are saying they both mean stay strong... what about soggiorno..(it means stay, right) which would be in the best context for the word stay?

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Well, my brother was just involved in a horrible car accident.....And there is a lot of scary legal stuff going on right now...And my father passed away a few years back... So would sia forte e risolutobe fitting or would something else be better?
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Hi everybody! Hopefully somebody could help me out here; I am wondering how you would say "stay strong" in italian. (inner strong not muscle strong) I know that the word forza means strength(inner) in italian, but I'm not sure how to stay strong.....Any help is much appriciated!!
Thanks!!