Italian word of the day: February 2009
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Italian word of the day: Sunday 01 Feb 2009
a little bit
Italian word of the day: Monday 02 Feb 2009
young
Italian word of the day: Tuesday 03 Feb 2009
musical instrument
Italian word of the day: Wednesday 04 Feb 2009
to grow up
Italian word of the day: Thursday 05 Feb 2009
accountant
Italian word of the day: Friday 06 Feb 2009
married
Italian word of the day: Saturday 07 Feb 2009
wife
Italian word of the day: Sunday 08 Feb 2009
children
Italian word of the day: Monday 09 Feb 2009
holiday
Italian word of the day: Tuesday 10 Feb 2009
next year
Italian word of the day: Wednesday 11 Feb 2009
busy
Italian word of the day: Thursday 12 Feb 2009
to fetch (someone)
Italian word of the day: Friday 13 Feb 2009
to look after
Italian word of the day: Saturday 14 Feb 2009
lawyer
Italian word of the day: Sunday 15 Feb 2009
sink
Italian word of the day: Monday 16 Feb 2009
lamb
Italian word of the day: Tuesday 17 Feb 2009
late
Italian word of the day: Wednesday 18 Feb 2009
to set off
Italian word of the day: Thursday 19 Feb 2009
snowboarding
Italian word of the day: Friday 20 Feb 2009
abroad
Italian word of the day: Saturday 21 Feb 2009
to like
Italian word of the day: Sunday 22 Feb 2009
expression
Italian word of the day: Monday 23 Feb 2009
proverb
Italian word of the day: Tuesday 24 Feb 2009
to prefer
Italian word of the day: Wednesday 25 Feb 2009
self-confident
Italian word of the day: Thursday 26 Feb 2009
open-minded
Italian word of the day: Friday 27 Feb 2009
close friend
Italian word of the day: Saturday 28 Feb 2009
to read
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In your word for the day (French) you have given the following example: "Il connaît bien son code de la route mais il a raté son permis de conduire encore une fois." and explained that it means "he knew ..." I am a little confused. Isn't "connaît" conjugation in present tense
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