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In the line '"[The noun] non [rispondi]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 57),
I was expecting that 'rispondi' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'rispondi' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] do con [the
current interlocutor]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 64),
I was expecting that 'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as
a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] do con [the
current interlocutor]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 64),
I was expecting that 'stai' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stai' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] do con [the
current interlocutor]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 64),
I was expecting that 'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as
a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding nothing][ci sei] nessun altro [qui]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 68),
I was expecting that 'ci sei' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ci sei' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding nothing][ci sei] nessun altro [qui]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 68),
I was expecting that 'qui' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'qui' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][saluti][maiuscolo] [the
noun]."' conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form
of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as a value of some
kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that
way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong -
for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][saluti][maiuscolo] [the
noun]."' conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'saluti' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form of
'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'saluti' as a value of some kind
(because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that way
either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong - for
instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][saluti][maiuscolo] [the
noun]."' conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form
of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as a value of some
kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that
way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong -
for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding nothing][ci sei] stata risposta."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 90),
I was expecting that 'ci sei' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ci sei' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding nothing][ci sei] stata risposta."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 91),
I was expecting that 'ci sei' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ci sei' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[Qui] non [regarding nothing][ci sei] nessuno a cui
parlare."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 92),
I was expecting that 'Qui' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'Qui' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[Qui] non [regarding nothing][ci sei] nessuno a cui
parlare."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 92),
I was expecting that 'ci sei' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ci sei' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"(rivolgendoti [ap the interlocutor])"' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 94),
I was expecting that 'ap the interlocutor' would be something to 'say', but
it didn't look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ap
the interlocutor' as a value of some kind (because it's legal to say
values), but couldn't make sense of it that way either. Sometimes this
happens because punctuation has gone wrong - for instance, if you've
omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding the player][stai] parlando con nessuno."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 95),
I was expecting that 'stai' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stai' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Parlare a [regarding the player][t [...] [regarding
nothing][sei] inutile."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 96),
I was expecting that 'te' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'te' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Parlare a [regarding the player][t [...] [regarding
nothing][sei] inutile."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 96),
I was expecting that 'stesso' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stesso' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Parlare a [regarding the player][t [...] [regarding
nothing][sei] inutile."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 96),
I was expecting that 'sei' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'sei' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] scolo] già
parlando [ap the noun]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 97),
I was expecting that 'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as
a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] scolo] già
parlando [ap the noun]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 97),
I was expecting that 'stai' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stai' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] scolo] già
parlando [ap the noun]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 97),
I was expecting that 'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as
a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] scolo] già
parlando [ap the noun]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 97),
I was expecting that 'ap the noun' would be something to 'say', but it
didn't look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ap the
noun' as a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but
couldn't make sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because
punctuation has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or
full stop at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Parlare a [regarding the player][t [...] [regarding
nothing][sei] inutile."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 98),
I was expecting that 'te' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'te' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Parlare a [regarding the player][t [...] [regarding
nothing][sei] inutile."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 98),
I was expecting that 'stesso' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stesso' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Parlare a [regarding the player][t [...] [regarding
nothing][sei] inutile."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 98),
I was expecting that 'sei' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'sei' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][saluti][maiuscolo] [the
noun]."' conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form
of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as a value of some
kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that
way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong -
for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][saluti][maiuscolo] [the
noun]."' conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'saluti' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form of
'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'saluti' as a value of some kind
(because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that way
either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong - for
instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][saluti][maiuscolo] [the
noun]."' conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form
of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as a value of some
kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that
way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong -
for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] do con [the
current interlocutor]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 100),
I was expecting that 'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as
a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] do con [the
current interlocutor]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 100),
I was expecting that 'stai' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stai' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] do con [the
current interlocutor]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 100),
I was expecting that 'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as
a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"(rivolgendoti [ap the noun])"' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 101),
I was expecting that 'ap the noun' would be something to 'say', but it
didn't look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ap the
noun' as a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but
couldn't make sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because
punctuation has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or
full stop at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding the player][stai] parlando [ap the noun]."'
conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'stai' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form of
'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stai' as a value of some kind
(because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that way
either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong - for
instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding the player][stai] parlando [ap the noun]."'
conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that 'ap
the noun' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form of
'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ap the noun' as a value of some kind
(because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that way
either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong - for
instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding the player][stai] parlando con nessuno."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 103),
I was expecting that 'stai' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stai' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
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In the line '"[The noun] non [rispondi]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 57),
I was expecting that 'rispondi' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'rispondi' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] do con [the
current interlocutor]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 64),
I was expecting that 'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as
a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] do con [the
current interlocutor]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 64),
I was expecting that 'stai' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stai' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] do con [the
current interlocutor]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 64),
I was expecting that 'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as
a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding nothing][ci sei] nessun altro [qui]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 68),
I was expecting that 'ci sei' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ci sei' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding nothing][ci sei] nessun altro [qui]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 68),
I was expecting that 'qui' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'qui' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][saluti][maiuscolo] [the
noun]."' conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form
of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as a value of some
kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that
way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong -
for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][saluti][maiuscolo] [the
noun]."' conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'saluti' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form of
'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'saluti' as a value of some kind
(because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that way
either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong - for
instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][saluti][maiuscolo] [the
noun]."' conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form
of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as a value of some
kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that
way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong -
for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding nothing][ci sei] stata risposta."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 90),
I was expecting that 'ci sei' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ci sei' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding nothing][ci sei] stata risposta."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 91),
I was expecting that 'ci sei' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ci sei' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[Qui] non [regarding nothing][ci sei] nessuno a cui
parlare."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 92),
I was expecting that 'Qui' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'Qui' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[Qui] non [regarding nothing][ci sei] nessuno a cui
parlare."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 92),
I was expecting that 'ci sei' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ci sei' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"(rivolgendoti [ap the interlocutor])"' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 94),
I was expecting that 'ap the interlocutor' would be something to 'say', but
it didn't look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ap
the interlocutor' as a value of some kind (because it's legal to say
values), but couldn't make sense of it that way either. Sometimes this
happens because punctuation has gone wrong - for instance, if you've
omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding the player][stai] parlando con nessuno."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 95),
I was expecting that 'stai' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stai' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Parlare a [regarding the player][t [...] [regarding
nothing][sei] inutile."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 96),
I was expecting that 'te' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'te' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Parlare a [regarding the player][t [...] [regarding
nothing][sei] inutile."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 96),
I was expecting that 'stesso' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stesso' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Parlare a [regarding the player][t [...] [regarding
nothing][sei] inutile."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 96),
I was expecting that 'sei' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'sei' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] scolo] già
parlando [ap the noun]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 97),
I was expecting that 'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as
a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] scolo] già
parlando [ap the noun]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 97),
I was expecting that 'stai' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stai' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] scolo] già
parlando [ap the noun]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 97),
I was expecting that 'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as
a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] scolo] già
parlando [ap the noun]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 97),
I was expecting that 'ap the noun' would be something to 'say', but it
didn't look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ap the
noun' as a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but
couldn't make sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because
punctuation has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or
full stop at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Parlare a [regarding the player][t [...] [regarding
nothing][sei] inutile."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 98),
I was expecting that 'te' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'te' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Parlare a [regarding the player][t [...] [regarding
nothing][sei] inutile."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 98),
I was expecting that 'stesso' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stesso' as a
value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Parlare a [regarding the player][t [...] [regarding
nothing][sei] inutile."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 98),
I was expecting that 'sei' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'sei' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][saluti][maiuscolo] [the
noun]."' conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form
of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as a value of some
kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that
way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong -
for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][saluti][maiuscolo] [the
noun]."' conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'saluti' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form of
'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'saluti' as a value of some kind
(because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that way
either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong - for
instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][saluti][maiuscolo] [the
noun]."' conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form
of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as a value of some
kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that
way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong -
for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] do con [the
current interlocutor]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 100),
I was expecting that 'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as
a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] do con [the
current interlocutor]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 100),
I was expecting that 'stai' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stai' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"[regarding the player][maiuscolo][ [...] do con [the
current interlocutor]."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 100),
I was expecting that 'maiuscolo' would be something to 'say', but it didn't
look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'maiuscolo' as
a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make
sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation
has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop
at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"(rivolgendoti [ap the noun])"' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 101),
I was expecting that 'ap the noun' would be something to 'say', but it
didn't look like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ap the
noun' as a value of some kind (because it's legal to say values), but
couldn't make sense of it that way either. Sometimes this happens because
punctuation has gone wrong - for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or
full stop at the end of the 'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding the player][stai] parlando [ap the noun]."'
conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that
'stai' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form of
'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stai' as a value of some kind
(because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that way
either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong - for
instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding the player][stai] parlando [ap the noun]."'
conversation framework it by leonardo
boselli, I was expecting that 'ap
the noun' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look like any form of
'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'ap the noun' as a value of some kind
(because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it that way
either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong - for
instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of the
'say' phrase.
In the line '"Non [regarding the player][stai] parlando con nessuno."' (Leonardo Boselli/Conversation Framework IT.i7x, line 103),
I was expecting that 'stai' would be something to 'say', but it didn't look
like any form of 'say' that I know. So I tried to read 'stai' as a value of
some kind (because it's legal to say values), but couldn't make sense of it
that way either. Sometimes this happens because punctuation has gone wrong
- for instance, if you've omitted a semicolon or full stop at the end of
the 'say' phrase.
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