B1🔤 Letters D & E
Italian word
eccitato
excited, thrilled; also: sexually aroused
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excited
feeling or showing enthusiasm and eagerness
⚠️ The trap
'Eccitato' can mean sexually aroused in Italian. To safely express excitement, prefer 'emozionato', 'entusiasta', or 'su di giri'. Saying 'Sono molto eccitato!' to a stranger can be embarrassing.
To say "feeling or showing enthusiasm and eagerness" in Italian:
entusiasta/emozionato (for safely 'excited')
"eccitato" in English means:
excited, thrilled; also: sexually aroused
Example
"Era molto emozionato per la partita."
"He was very excited about the match."
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