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What does "ci credo" mean?(like in the song of which everyone is talking about "Zitti e Buoni"->"scusami, ma ci credo tanto" 😁)
What does "ci credo" mean?(like in the song of which everyone is talking about "Zitti e Buoni"->"scusami, ma ci credo tanto" 😁)
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i know what credo means I believe mut what's the function of the ci in the sentence?
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“Ci credo” means “I believe in it”. So I’d translate “ci” as “in it”
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