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PotatoSanta
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Is there a word for macaroni then?
3 years ago
Shady_arc
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It is "макарони", too. But I think only proffessionals know what macaroni is (in the strict, formal use). In everyday language the word is an umbrella term for much more than macaroni.
3 years ago
Hvuntokrul
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yes there is. "Macaroni" would be "ріжки" (pr. reezhky), which literally means "small horns".
3 years ago
OverreachTHIS
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Be all of these good ideas as valid they may, "He likes macaroni" is a correct translation also.
2 years ago
