gli assenti hanno sempre torto in Italian

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Etymology: Calque of French les absents ont toujours tort. Etymology templates: {{calque|it|fr|les absents ont toujours tort}} Calque of French les absents ont toujours tort Head templates: {{head|it|proverb}} gli assenti hanno sempre torto

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  "word": "gli assenti hanno sempre torto"
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"gli assenti hanno sempre torto" meaning in Italian

Proverb