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Che?
Che cosa?
Cosa?
What?
Chi?
Who?
Come?
How?
Dove?
Where?
Perché?
Why?
Quale?
Which?
Quando?
When?
Quanto? / Quanta?
How much?
Quanti? / Quante?
How many?
Dov'è?
Where is?
Che cos'è?
What is?
Com'è?
How is?
C'è?
Is there?
Ci sono?
Are there?
A chi?
To whom?
Chiunque?
Anyone? (anyone at all?)
Con Chi?
With whom?
Di chi?
Whose?
Qualcuno?
Anyone?
Come mai?
How come?
Why?
Why ever?