PhD (please note upper and lower cases) is English, 'dottorato (di ricerca) is Italian, but they are the same thing
If you are talking to Italian people I would stick with 'dottorato' as everybody understands that
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January 21, 2013
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你能给我换一百块钱的零钱马?
can I leave the word '钱' out?
你能给我换一百块的零钱马?
thank you
January 20, 2013
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我不明白'点‘ 用的? (can you please correct the question as well. thank you!)
我要换点零钱
I want to exchange this for some small change
Why does that sentence have '点'?
Thank you!
January 20, 2013
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竹
like in english 'bamboo'..what the pandas eat!
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January 5, 2013
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sei disposto= are you willing?
sei pronto= are you ready?
You might be willing to do something (like giving up your pen) but not ready yet :-)
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December 12, 2012
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yes!
Can you help me? (the polite form)
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December 11, 2012
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Sei disposto a rinunciare alla tua penna preferita ( are you willing to give up your favourite pen?)
If you want to translate it literally (but I don't think it is very used):
sei disposto a separarti dalla tua penna preferita?