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The voLabulary: for Italian and English learners (and hey, you never stop learning!)
Il voLabolario: per chi impara l'italiano o l'inglese (e, via, non si smette mai di imparare!)

Pidgin - Lingua molto semplificata

For a bit of fun, look at what you can do by mixing english and pidgin latin... Illegitimati non Carbonundrum! Doing so with Italian is called "using macaroni Latin". What is it called in English? Using roast-beef Latin?

Per divertirvi un po', guardate cosa si puo' fare mischiando l'inglese e un latino molto semplificato... Illegitimati non Carbonundrum! Farlo con l'Italiano si dice "usare latino maccheronico". Come si chiama in inglese? Usare latino roast-beefico?

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