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Vieni, Divertiti is an Italian equivalent of 'Come, Enjoy'. The imperative 'vieni' is pronounced 'vee-EH-nee', and means '[you] come'. The imperative 'divertiti' is pronounced 'dee-VEHR-tee-tee', and means '[you] enjoy, have a good time'.

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