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Borsa da donna and borsetta are Italian equivalents of the English word "handbag." The feminine singular options translate literally as "bag from (a) woman" and "little bag" in English. The respective pronunciations will be "BOR-sa da DON-na" and "bor-SET-ta" in Italian.
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∙ 8y agoBorse a mano, borse da donna, and borsetteare Italian equivalents of the English word "handbags." The three feminine plural noun phrases translate literally and respectively as "bags to (the) hand," "bags from (a) woman," and "little bags" in English. The respective pronunciations will be "BOR-sey a MA-no," "BOR-sey da DON-na," and "bor-SET-tey" in Italian.
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