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たとえば日本語で「めちゃうまい」のような流行り言葉(はやり言葉)のことは、イタリア語で “le parole in voga” でいいですか？
Come si dice in italiano le parole in voga come ad esempio "mecia umai" in giapponese ?
たとえば日本語で「めちゃうまい」のような流行り言葉(はやり言葉)のことは、イタリア語で “le parole in voga” でいいですか？
Come si dice in italiano le parole in voga come ad esempio "mecia umai" in giapponese ?
Come si dice in italiano le parole in voga come ad esempio "mecia umai" in giapponese ?
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「parole in voga」も「termini in voga」も
「parole popolari」も「termini popolari」とも言えます。
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