köken: From Late Middle High German ditto (15th c.), from older Italian ditto, variant of detto (past participle of dire (“to say”)). The spelling dito, possibly influenced by Venetan dito, appears in German already in the 17th century and thus apparently earlier than French dito (18th c.), though this last may have reinforced it later on.
Ich bin froh, dass ich Sie bald nicht mehr täglich sehen muss! — Ja, dito!
to repeat, to reiterate (to say or do something a second time or more) · to repeat (to say or do what someone else has said or done) · to echo, to reproduce
çekim: geçmiş none · ortaç повта́рян · şimdiki повта́ря · ulaç повта́рящ