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Except and other cases

Key Concepts

1. 'Tranne' is the most common way to say 'except' in Italian. It's used daily and considered a preposition that excludes a noun, pronoun, or infinitive verb. Use unstressed pronouns like 'me' and 'te'.
2. 'Eccetto' means 'except' and is slightly more formal than 'tranne'. Used in written or professional contexts, it follows the same grammatical rules and uses 'che' when preceded by a preposition.
3. 'Salvo' is a formal expression often used in legal contexts. Like 'tranne' and 'eccetto', it excludes a noun, pronoun, or infinitive verb and can use 'che' when followed by a preposition.

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