da sempre
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Etymology
Literally, “from always.” Compare French depuis toujours.
Adverb
- since or for a long time; all the time, always, since time immemorial
- Viviamo qui da sempre.
- We have lived here all our lives.
See also
- da che mondo è mondo (“since time immemorial”)
- la notte dei tempi (“the mists of time”)
- di tutti i tempi (“of all time”)
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