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I have recently found family in Italy and have been communicating with them via Facebook. I'm using google translate to help along with other translation sights. In a message from a cousin in Italy she wrote this question,
"Sono proprio loro belli veri?"
What is she asking me? All the translations sights make no sense of this phrase.
I have recently found family in Italy and have been communicating with them via Facebook. I'm using google translate to help along with other translation sights. In a message from a cousin in Italy she wrote this question,
"Sono proprio loro belli vero?""
What is she asking me? All the translations sights make no sense of this phrase.
Thank you so much Angela!
Yes she is referring to a picture In the past week I have connected with family in Italy that I have searched years for. It's been amazing, wonderful and awesome but challenging with the language barrier. Thank you so much for your help and have a wonderful day!!!!
~Emily
signoretti wrote: 10 Aug 2017, 19:01
Thank you so much Angela!
Yes she is referring to a picture In the past week I have connected with family in Italy that I have searched years for. It's been amazing, wonderful and awesome but challenging with the language barrier. Thank you so much for your help and have a wonderful day!!!!
~Emily
You are very welcome, Emily. That is wonderful news - how exciting! I hope that you have the opportunity to meet them soon.
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