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    Per la prima volta <strike style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">vado a visitare</strike> visiterò (en Italien on n'utilise pas beaucoup la construction du "futur proche", donc on préfère utiliser le futur simple) l' Italia <strike>in</strike> ad agosto. Mi piace questo paese per diversi motivi. Sono appassionato di storia, <strike>é</strike> e penso <strike>ché</strike> che <strike>posso</strike> potrò (ici on peut utiliser aussi la forme implicite "penso di poter", du moment que le sujet de la proposition est toujours le même) visitare molti castelli, chiese <strike>é</strike> e musei. <strike>Puoi</strike> Poi mi piace la cucina italiana, <strike>sopprattuto</strike> soprattutto <strike>pizze</strike> la pizza <strike>é</strike> e <strike>paste</strike> la pasta. Infine mi piace molto il clima italiano.

    Devo imparare il vocabolario <strike>é</strike> e la grammatica per <strike>communicare</strike> comunicare <strike>piu</strike> più <strike>facilamente</strike> facilmente con gli italiani.

    Très bien! Juste attention surtout à l'utilisation des accents (la conjonction "e" ne prend jamais l'accent, alors que le verbe être à la 3ème pers. sing. a l'accent grave "è")
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    July 23, 2018
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  • Answered
    Hello! You can't find this term in a dictionary because it is not a single word: as it often happens in Ancient Greek lyrics and in Aeolic dialect in general, the author used a crasis to unite two terms into one, and it is underlined by the graphic presence of the coronis on the first α . So κακατόν stands here for καί εκατόν = "and one hundred" . I assume that it is part of a numeral, like τριάκοντα κακατόν = τριάκοντα καί εκατόν = "one hundred and thirty" . I hope that helped :)
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    May 7, 2018
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    Whose was the lyric, by the way? :)
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    May 7, 2018
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