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Panetteria and panificio are Italian equivalents of the English phrase "bread shop." Context makes clear whether the business sells (case 1) or makes (example 2) breads. The respective pronunciations will be "pa-NET-tey-REE-a" and "PA-nee-FEE-tcho" in Italian.

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