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Italian word

filosofo

philosopher

Looks like

philosopher

a person who studies philosophy

⚠️ The trap

True cognate in meaning — but notice 'filosofo' uses 'f' where English has 'ph'. This spelling difference catches many learners when writing.

To say "a person who studies philosophy" in Italian:

filosofo is a true cognate

"filosofo" in English means:

philosopher

Example

"Platone era un grande filosofo greco."

"Plato was a great Greek philosopher."

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