What is your name? My name is Pleased to meet you Where are you from? Do you like it here? What do you do for a living? I do How long? What a beautiful day Don't you think? How is it going? All good And you? Really? How interesting Do you live nearby? Do you speak Italian? It has been a pleasure I really must go See you later
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Da quanto tempo?
Literally "since how much time". Italian uses the present tense here: "da quanto tempo abita qui" means how long you have been living here.
Examples in context
E da quanto tempo, se posso chiedere?
And how long, if I may ask?
Da quanto tempo abita qui?
How long have you been living here?
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