"Ci sto!" — Count me in!
Literally translated, "Ci sto" means "I stay there." But what it actually means in everyday Italian is "I'm in!" or "Count me in!"
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Literally translated, "Ci sto" means "I stay there." But what it actually means in everyday Italian is "I'm in!" or "Count me in!"
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