Sentence examples of "Che ne dici" in Italian
Sarebbe carino. Che ne dici di invitare John e Mary?
That'd be nice. What about inviting John and Mary?
Che ne dici di venire a passare una settimana con noi l'anno prossimo?
How would you like to come and spend a week with us next year?
Che ne dici di mangiare fuori stasera tanto per cambiare?
How about eating out this evening for a change?
Se dovessi morire, per favore donate il mio cuore a qualcuno che ne abbia bisogno.
If I should die, please offer my heart to someone who needs it.
Per quel che ne sapeva Tom, Mary avrebbe potuto essere a Boston con John.
For all Tom knew, Mary might be in Boston with John.
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