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È corretto scrivere "missà" oppure si scrive soltanto "mi sa". Esempio: missà che oggi piove.
È corretto scrivere "missà" oppure si scrive soltanto "mi sa". Esempio: missà che oggi piove.
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"Mi sa" Is the correct one. "Missà" doesn't really mean anything.
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