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The singular Perché sei venuta qui? and the plural Perché siete venute qui? in the feminine and the singular Perché sei venuto qui? and the plural Perché siete venuti qui? in the masculine are Italian equivalents of the English phrase "Why did you come here?" The interrogative in the second person informal singular and plural of the present perfect also may be translated into English as "Why have you come here?" and "Why have you all come here?" The respective pronunciations will be "per-KEY SEH-ee vey-NOO-ta KWEE" and "per-KEY SYEH-tey vey-NOO-tey KWEE" in the feminine singular and plural and "per-KEY SEH-ee vey-NOO-to KWEE" and "per-KEY SYEH-tey vey-NOO-tee KWEE" in the masculine singular and plural in Italian.

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