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'Inglese' is an Italian equivalent of 'English'. It may refer to an 'English' person, object or animal. It's used for an 'English' female or male. It's pronounced 'EEN-gleh-zeh'.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 14y agoInglese is an Italian equivalent of 'English'. The word in Italian may refer to the language, the language speaker, or the nationality. It's pronounced 'een-GLAY-zay'.
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