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Dov'è, Dove è? and Dove sta? are Italian equivalents of the incomplete English phrase "Where is... ?" The first two examples, with the first representing conversational Italian, convey the permanency of what is being sought, such as a cathedral, whereas the last implies a changing location, such as where a person is at a certain moment. The respective pronunciations will be "do-VEH," "DO-vey eh" and "DO-vey steye" in Italian.

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