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"It has been a pleasure to have gotten to know you all" literally and "It has been a pleasure getting to know you" are English equivalents of È stato un piacere di averviconosciuti. The past perfect passive auxiliary and particle, masculine singular indefinite article and noun, dependent preposition, and past infinitive auxiliary, second person formal plural pronoun, and masculine plural past participle may be said to either a "you all" that is all male or mixed female and male or -- colloquially, conversationally, informally -- to one listener as an expression of respectful admiration. The pronunciation will be "eh STA-to oon pya-TCHEY-rey dee a-VER-vee KO-no-SHOO-tee" in Italian.

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