Per entrare nel meccanismo del gioco bisogna pronunciare all’inglese il nome e cognome dell’autore e ricavarne il significato nascosto.
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The modern dentist
Per entrare nel meccanismo del gioco bisogna pronunciare all’inglese il nome e cognome dell’autore e ricavarne il significato nascosto.
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Fill me a cavity
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Well done, Nadia. It’s not exactly as the original but very close and, I think, acceptable. The original is “Fill my cavity”.
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Oh God, this is difficult …
I think the first word is “fill” eh eh and then??????Let me think it over…
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What do dentists fill?
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ok ok cavity (lol apart the fact that I’ve always been convinced that “carie” was ” decay” lol lol ) but what about ” M” ?
“Fill cavity”
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Whose cavity is it?
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Fill my cavity
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And the winner is……….ANGELA!
Congratulations Angela, here is your prize:
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Phil, can I have a tea?( second….)
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I’m not sure that my dentist serves tea, Dino…
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Film a cavity = Riprendere una carie.
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“Cavity” is good, but you need to think a bit more about the rest…
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Two words just popped in my mind: ‘film’ and ‘cavity’. But I’m not sure whether something like ‘film cavity’ does actually exist in English.
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Well, “cavity” is good…
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Fill a caries
(first attempt)
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“Fill” is good, Dino but then you need something closer to the surname.
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Hello Tony, maybe “Fill a cavity”?
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That’s really close, Anita, but if you pronounce the surname carefully, you’ll see that you need to adjust it just a little…
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