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Italian word
giardino
garden
Looks like
garden
a piece of ground for growing plants
⚠️ The trap
Near-true cognate — but in Italian, 'giardino' often refers to a more formal or cultivated garden. A vegetable garden is 'orto', not 'giardino'.
To say "a piece of ground for growing plants" in Italian:
giardino is a near-true cognate
"giardino" in English means:
garden
Example
"Ho un bellissimo giardino con molti fiori."
"I have a beautiful garden with many flowers."
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