Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2010 11:35 am
Sorry. I'm no expert on Italian plurali.
Welcome back, BD, and thanks for the clarification. I wonder why most sites list this word with just the one c?It is actually culaccino(at least in Italian) and it is the penultimate syllable (ci) that takes the stress.
Gotta love it!Part finishes them of salami, salsicce and brokerage house. ; also the inferior part of a cetriolo, beside the stem. 2. not com. to What is left in the bottom of a glass or other small container. b. Sign that leaves a container bathed on the place dov'รจ be rested.
Economic cutbacks have led to the elimination of double consonants in all languages. I fear that vowels are next.I wonder why most sites list this word with just the one c?
It's already happened. It's called txtng.Economic cutbacks have led to the elimination of double consonants in all languages. I fear that vowels are next.I wonder why most sites list this word with just the one c?
Never mind, that should suit your name just fine.Economic cutbacks have led to the elimination of double consonants in all languages.
First there was Stargzer. Now stand by for Dr. Godword.I fear that vowels are next.