Sentence examples of "bugiardi" in Italian
"Hai visto il mio gatto?" "No." "Bugiardo, stai ancora masticando!"
"Did you see my cat?" "No." "Liar, you're still chewing!"
"Hai visto la mia gatta?" "No." "Bugiardo, stai ancora masticando!"
"Did you see my cat?" "No." "Liar, you're still chewing!"
Puoi dire che è un bugiardo, ma non che sia un uomo cattivo.
You may call him a liar, but you cannot call him a bad man.
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