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Italian word
bravo
good, skilled, capable (said of a person)
Looks like
bravo
an exclamation of praise, originally borrowed from Italian
⚠️ The trap
In English 'bravo' is only an exclamation. In Italian 'bravo' is a common adjective meaning skilled or good at something, used every day in conversation.
To say "an exclamation of praise, originally borrowed from Italian" in Italian:
bravo (the exclamation is the same)
"bravo" in English means:
good, skilled, capable (said of a person)
Example
"È una brava studentessa — studia ogni giorno."
"She is a good student — she studies every day."
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