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Connesso a in the masculine and connessa a in the feminine are Italian equivalents of the English phrase "linked in."
Specifically, the masculine adjective/past participle connesso and the feminine connessa mean "connected, linked." The preposition a literally means "at, to." The pronunciation is "kohn-NEHS-soh ah" in the masculine and "kohn-NEHS-sah" in the feminine.
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"Linked in" is an English equivalent of the Italian phrase connesso a.Specifically, the masculine adjective/past participle connesso means "connected, linked." The preposition aliterally means "at, to." The pronunciation is "kohn-NEHS-soh ah."
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