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Original tekst - Italijanski - assenza di lesioni ossee

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Poslednja obrada od Bamsa

- 6 Decembar 2010 14:38

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	Autor	Poruka
		29 Septembar 2007 21:11
	Francky5591 Broj poruka: 12396	Hello Xini, is this correct Italian? (never seen an Italian word ending with "ee", but I may be wrong, due to my pathetic level in Italian...) CC: Xini
		30 Septembar 2007 09:02
	turkishmiss Broj poruka: 2132	Francky, Ce doit Ãªtre le pluriel de "ossea" ce qui donnerait "absence de lÃ©sions osseuses".
		30 Septembar 2007 10:22
	Xini Broj poruka: 1655	CucuMiss is right. When yo have a word ending with -ea, you have a plural with double e. Ninfea -> Ninfee, etc... The same used to happen with -io -> -ii, (Pregio -> Pregii) then it was used to write like -Ã® and then the double ii was lost and just a i remained.
		30 Septembar 2007 10:46
	Francky5591 Broj poruka: 12396	Oh Yes! I knew feminine plural (donna, donne), but I've never seen it with double "e" in a text. I told you my Italian was limited...