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23 Feb 2019
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La frase giusta è:Grazie per l' interessamento o Grazie per l'interesse?
La frase giusta è:Grazie per l' interessamento o Grazie per l'interesse?
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@Ghia Ciao Ghia. È più corretto dire « Grazie per l'interessamento. » cioè di essersi interessato nei nostri confronti risolvendo una nostra esigenza.
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@Ghia Ciao Ghia. È più corretto dire « Grazie per l'interessamento. » cioè di essersi interessato nei nostri confronti risolvendo una nostra esigenza.
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@_Antonio_ Ciao, Antonio:) Non vedo l’ora di aiutarti:) Grazie. Buon weekend!:)
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@Ghia Grazie. Buon weekend anche a te. 🙂
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