On 12/15/03 1:53 PM, Erik Justus Paiewonsky deftly typed out: > BTW and not meant to upstage a native Italian like Remo, "Thank you" > in Italian should never be confused with either the Latin "gratia" > (depending on grammatical case: "on account of", "gratitude", "favor", > "in order to" and also the etymological root of the English "gratitude" > and the Italian "grazie") or the Italian "grazia" (approx.: "he/it > gives/says grace"), homonyms either. (Tongue now straight in cheek).
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