A1🅰️ Letter A
Italian word
allegro
cheerful, merry, happy
Looks like
allegro
(music) a fast, lively tempo — borrowed from Italian
⚠️ The trap
English borrowed 'allegro' as a musical term. In Italian it is first and foremost an everyday adjective meaning cheerful. Don't confuse the music-class meaning when speaking Italian.
To say "(music) a fast, lively tempo — borrowed from Italian" in Italian:
N/A (same word, different primary meaning)
"allegro" in English means:
cheerful, merry, happy
Example
"È sempre allegro e pieno di energia."
"He is always cheerful and full of energy."
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