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24 Dec 2018
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Italian
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vedere = to see,
guardare = to watch, to look at.
"guardare" implies you're actively involved in the action of "looking at sth"
guardare = to watch, to look at.
"guardare" implies you're actively involved in the action of "looking at sth"
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