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today i want to share with you my
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experience learning english i learned
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the foundations of english the way many
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people do sometimes they learn it at
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school sometimes they go to a private
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academy or they have a private tutor i
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don't think i was very good at it back
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then i started to become comfortable in
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english when instead of trying to learn
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english i used english to learn how to
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code this way learning the english
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language wasn't the goal
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english was the vehicle that i used to
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accomplish my bigger goal which was to
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learn how to program when i was learning
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to code none of the documentations or
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tutorials that i wanted to follow were
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in my native language instead they were
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all in english which was really annoying
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but looking back i am grateful that that
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was the case learning to code in english
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meant that as i was learning to code i
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was practicing english in the background
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some people say that to really
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internalize and dominate a language you
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actually have to start thinking
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in that language i think that's true
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because i realized that by learning to
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code in english i was starting to think
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in english by understanding programming
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concepts in english i became more
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comfortable with english if i saw
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programming concepts like abstractions
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imperative code declarative code dot
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typing type complexity i realized that
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it was better to understand these
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concepts in english than rather than
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trying to look for a translation i
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really think that if you're learning to
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code if you do it in english some things
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are actually going to be easier to
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understand because most of the time the
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clues of what things do in programming
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are on the name itself for example a
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concept like event bubbling in
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javascript will be easier understood if
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you know what event and bubble mean when
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we are learning to code we are also
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going to be faced with many errors and
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if we google those errors in english it
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is going to be a very high percentage
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that we're going to find a solution for
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our error rather than if we try to find
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the solution to the error in a different
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community in our native language because
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for better or worse all these error
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messages are also in english the people
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that are facing those error messages and
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the people that will give you the
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solution they also speak english if you
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think about it if you use english you
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open the door to such a huge amount of
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people that you can interact with in
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communities for developers for example
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in stack overflow you can find answers
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for almost anything already where you
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can actually talk and make developer
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friends and you can see what the news
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are in the developer world which are all
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in english also if we think about it for
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better or worse the programming
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languages that will give us a job are
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all written in english the concepts and
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the words of our trade our industry they
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are all in english the internet itself
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was built speaking english python for
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example was created by a dutch person
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but python is in english or linus is
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from finland but linux is still in
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english the documentation of most open
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source projects that we are going to be
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using in our daily job are also written
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initially in english
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and the new things that are happening in
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our industry are all happening in
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english for example if you look at the
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cryptocurrency industry or what's going
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on with nfts all these things are
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happening in english if we want to be
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where the innovation is and where people
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are building exciting and cool and
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different things the way we can interact
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with those people in the way that they
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are sharing their ideas is all in
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english also after the pandemic there
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are more and more companies that are
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hiring remote workers when you work
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remotely they don't care about how you
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look like or where you live they care
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about your code and your english because
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you have to be able to communicate with
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the team so if you are learning to code
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i would really really advise you to
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learn to code in english it would help
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you a lot as a developer to understand
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all these concepts that are named using
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english words and also it will make your
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english better instead of making english
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the goal as i said before you can make
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english a vehicle to accomplish a
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different goal and by doing this you're
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going to be practicing english in the
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background without even noticing as a
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beginner you are going to have many
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questions as well and you will be able
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to access all these answers and
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questions if you do it in english rather
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than in our own native languages if you
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are already a developer and you think
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that you could improve your english a
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little bit i really encourage you to do
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so it will make you more competitive in
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your career you will be able to apply
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for different jobs overseas and in
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different kinds of companies and also
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you will be able to improve your craft
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as a developer we have to be careful
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with the lies that we tell ourselves
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just like some people say that they are
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not good at math some people say i'm not
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good at english maybe because somebody
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made fun of them because of their accent
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or maybe because they cannot pronounce a
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word very well the first step is of
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course believing in ourselves i think
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that if you already can talk to machines
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using java using c plus plus using c
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whatever you're using learning english
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would be a piece of cake but also we
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have to be careful if we're trying to be
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too perfect i personally think that if
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you have an accent when speaking english
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you should be proud of that i am proud
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to have an accent because it's mine and
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it shows people that i'm not a native
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english speaker but still i went outside
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of my comfort zone to learn a new
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language maybe when i finally start
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making videos a hundred percent in
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google i am sure i'm going to have a
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webinar accent and i'm completely fine
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with that before i go i know i might
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sound a little bit dismissive of how
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hard it is for people to learn english
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depending on the country they are from
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if you speak italian or spanish like me
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it's going to be very very easy for you
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to learn english because our languages
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are very close to english we share the
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same grammar we share the same shapes in
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a way we share the same alphabet but i
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know that if you come from korea it's
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going to be very hard to learn english
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because of how far away these languages
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are since i started studying korean i
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was able to really appreciate how far
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away
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english and korean are from each other
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is crazy this has really made me respect
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and admire the koreans that are studying
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and speaking in english even more
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because i know now how hard it is to
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learn if you had to ask me what is the
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number one skill that i believe changed
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my life for the better i would say that
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learning english has been more
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beneficial for my life than actually
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learning to code if you speak english
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doors will open for you not only
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career-wise but life-wise you will be
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able to travel more you will be able to
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meet more people you will be able to
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change your opinions after seeing
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different points of view your mind will
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expand in ways you cannot imagine that's
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it for this video thank you as always
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for watching i hope that you like this
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kind of videos a little bit more
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personal it's not about code let me know
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if you like this side of me i guess in
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the comments i don't have an english
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course to announce i just wanted to
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share this opinion with you because it's
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a question that i get asked a lot if you
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want to learn to code as you know you
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can do it for free you can click the
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link below and i will see you there
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where we're going to learn to code from
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javascript to react to react native to
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go many many things thank you as always
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for watching stay happy stay free eat
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kimchi kamzamita salan hayo see you on
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the next one
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ciao
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