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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › A_Chinese_in_a_ComaA Chinese in a Coma - Wikipedia

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   A Chinese in a Coma ( Italian: C'era un cinese in coma) is a 2000 Italian comedy film directed by Carlo Verdone. [1] Plot. Ercole is a manager in Rome who has to find a new actor for the public, given that his company is in crisis.

2. cineuropa.org › es › filmA Chinese in a Coma (C'era un cinese in coma) - Cineuropa

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   sinopsis. El organizador de una gala, después del fracaso de esta, sale enfadado hasta el límite. Su chófer para tranquilizarle, le cuenta unos cuantos chistes. Cineuropa - lo mejor del cine europeo.

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4. cineuropa.org › en › filmA Chinese in a Coma (C'era un cinese in coma) - Cineuropa

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   synopsis. Summer 1998. The gala night of a beauty contest held in a seaside resort, where "Miss Queen of Hearts" is about to be elected, is ruined by a sudden and windy storm that gets on Ercole Preziosi's nerves, the entertainment manager who has organized and now hosts the show.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Chinese_punctuationChinese punctuation - Wikipedia

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   Chinese language does not traditionally observe the English custom of a serial comma (the comma before conjunctions in a list), although the issue is of little consequence in Chinese at any rate, as the English "A, B, and C" is more likely to be rendered in Chinese as "A、B及C" or more often as "A、B、C", without any word for "and", see ...

6. www.thoughtco.com › chinese-punctuation-marks-2279717All About Common Chinese Punctuation Marks - ThoughtCo

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   10 de mar. de 2019 · The Mandarin name of the Chinese comma is 逗號/逗号 (dòu hào). It is the same as the English comma, except it takes the space of one full character and is positioned in the middle of the line. It is used to separate clauses within a sentence, and to indicate pauses.

7. filmitalia.org › en › filmA Chinese in a coma (Film) (C'era un cinese in coma) - Filmitalia

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   official site. trailer. click on the images to download them in high res. original title: C'era un cinese in coma. directed by: Carlo Verdone. cast: Carlo Verdone, Giuseppe Fiorello, Anna Safroncik, Nanni Tamma, Giorgia Bongianni, Marit Nissen, Mary Asiride, Mauro Marchese. screenplay: Carlo Verdone, Giovanni Veronesi, Pasquale Plastino.

8. storylearning.com › learn › chineseChinese Punctuation: The Complete Guide – StoryLearning

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   逗号 Dòu Hào ‘,’ – The Comma. Chinese uses a comma in much the same way as English, so it appears when you need to separate clauses or when you want to indicate a pause. Here’s an example: 我想去，但是我不能去. wŏ xiăng qù, dànshì wŏ bù néng qù. I want to go, but I can’t go.