A1🔤 Letters D & E
Italian word
davanti
in front of, ahead, before
Looks like
avant (front in French/Italian)
N/A (not an English word)
⚠️ The trap
English speakers may write 'avanti' when they mean 'in front of', but 'avanti' means 'forward/come in'. 'Davanti' = in front of (position). 'Avanti!' = Go forward! / Come in!
To say "N/A (not an English word)" in Italian:
davanti
"davanti" in English means:
in front of, ahead, before
Example
"Ti aspetto davanti alla scuola."
"I'll wait for you in front of the school."
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