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    I think it depends on the environment and the people that you're talking with. Especially for men, it is almost a casual way to salute each other like this. But of course, if you are talking to a really conservative and religious person it might be a problem ( personally, i think it'd be overreacting though) Besides the religious meaning, it is also part of the language now. Anyway, he can go with the phrase "Selam", it is easy to pronounce and a casual word. Good luck :)
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    June 15, 2020
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    Ordering a cornetto in bar in Italy Hello all, I have a very small but annoying question in mind. It just stuck in my mind :( Let's imagine that we are in the bar in Italy for breakfast, looking at all the cornettos there and trying to choose one. How can I ask what's in them in italiano? Like what flavour? Alla creama, alla nutella etc.. che cosa c'è dentro in questo cornetto? or A che coso questo cornetto? What is the right phrase to use it? Thank you :)
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    Sorry, it wasn't clear but my question how to ask it in italian.
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