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'Vivendo la dolce vita' is an Italian equivalent of 'living the sweet life'. The word 'vivendo' is the present participle form of the infinitive 'vivere' ['to live']. The phrase is pronounced 'vee-VEHN-doh lah DOHL-tcheh VEE-tah'.

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