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"I don't want to be the generous and kind girl any more. I must learn false behaviors" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase Non voglio più essere la ragazza generosa e gentile. Devo apprendere di miei falsi. The present indicative verb in the first person singular also translates into English as "I have to" or "I ought to." The pronunciation will be "non VO-lyo pyoo ES-sey-rey la ra-GAT-tsaa DJEY-ney-RO-sa ey djen-TEE-ley DEY-vo ap-PREN-dey-rey dee MYEY-ee FAL-see" in Italian.

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