Sentence examples of "abito a coda" in Italian

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Io abito a Milano. I live in Milan.
Io abito a Tbilisi. I live in Tbilisi.
Abito a Tbilisi. I live in Tbilisi.
Abito a Shymkent. I live in Shymkent.
Abito a Kakogawa. I live in Kakogawa.
Abito a Kyoto adesso. I live in Kyoto now.
Io abito a Shymkent. I live in Shymkent.
Abito a Milano. I live in Milan.
Abito a Kyoto ora. I live in Kyoto now.
Meglio essere la testa di un cane che la coda di un leone. Better to be the head of a dog than the tail of a lion.
Io abito in un appartamento. I live in an apartment.
Quel cane ha la coda corta. That dog has a short tail.
Sai dove abito? Do you know where I live?
Questa è una storia senza né capo né coda! This story does not make sense!
Abito in una città. I live in a town.
Un pesce nuota muovendo la coda. A fish swims by moving its tail.
Abito in un appartamento. I live in an apartment.
Al cane tremava la coda. The dog quivered its tail.
Abito una vecchia casa. I live in an old house.
Ha la testa di donna, il corpo di leone, le ali di uccello, e la coda di serpente. It had the head of a woman, the body of a lion, the wings of a bird, and the tail of a serpent.
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