Notate anche voi la differenza tra il “Fai buon viaggio“, italiano, augurio pieno di speranze ma con l’incognita della fatalità incombente e, invece, il “Have a safe trip (back)”, americano, messaggio preciso atto a responsabilizzarti della buona riuscita del viaggio, in quanto attore protagonista dello stesso?
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