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Adding "-ito" to a name or noun.... A.means dear or dear little of that thing. B.means a lot of that thing.

Adding "-ito" to a name or noun.... A.means dear or dear little of that thing. B.means a lot of that thing.
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Adding "-ito" to a name or noun....

A.means dear or dear little of that thing.

B.means a lot of that thing.

User Kahlil
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I think B, but I had this question and I am pretty sure this was my answer.
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A. means dear or dear little of that thing
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