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tolosenc · 2011-11-15 04:00:49

Ciao italiani ed italofoni! Allora, vado domani/stasera alla partita Irlanda - Estonia nell'Aviva Stadium. Voglio sappere si è possibile di dire in italiano qualcosa come "C'è solo uno Trapattoni!" ("There's only one Trapattoni" in inglese) Va meglio, penso, se dico "un" e non "uno", ma credo che questa frasa non sarebbe…

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Ciao italiani ed italofoni!

Allora, vado domani/stasera alla partita Irlanda - Estonia nell'Aviva Stadium. Voglio sappere si è possibile di dire in italiano qualcosa come "C'è solo uno Trapattoni!" ("There's only one Trapattoni" in inglese)

Va meglio, penso, se dico "un" e non "uno", ma credo che questa frasa non sarebbe grammaticalmente corretta, ho ragione?

Grazie mille!

(Per favore, scusa il mio livello di italiano, non lo ho mai studiato!)

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#2 15-11-2011 4:35pm

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I remember, when I was living in Italy, I was in Venice one day and fans of Venezia - the soccer team - were chanting thus:

"Solo Venezia, c'è sempre solo Venezia."
That translates literally as Only Venezia, there's always only Venezia.
So, replace Venezia with Trapattoni

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#3 16-11-2011 6:55pm

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