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Hi !!!
I looked for it on the database and I found a mistake. Donna is not only a word meaning 'lady' as noble title or to call someone you don't know.
Donna is the specific word for 'woman'.
So it is so strange for me lol.
Byeeeeeeeee
Basilio Bianca Leonardo Luna Mina Morgana Serafina Stella Vanessa
I looked for it on the database and I found a mistake. Donna is not only a word meaning 'lady' as noble title or to call someone you don't know.
Donna is the specific word for 'woman'.
So it is so strange for me lol.
Byeeeeeeeee
Basilio Bianca Leonardo Luna Mina Morgana Serafina Stella Vanessa
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Donna was a massively popular name for girls born in England (I think Scotland as well?) in the 70s/80s. You literally would not have a class at school without at least one little Donna.
Curiously, my Ecuadorian/English great-grandmother, born around 1885, was called Donna Rosa.
I can see how this would seem weird to an Italian!
Curiously, my Ecuadorian/English great-grandmother, born around 1885, was called Donna Rosa.
I can see how this would seem weird to an Italian!
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