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Italian word
grato
grateful, thankful
Looks like
grate
a metal frame for a fireplace; to shred (cheese); to irritate
⚠️ The trap
Grato = grateful/thankful. English 'grate' means a metal grid or to shred food — or to irritate ('it grates on me'). None of these connect to Italian 'grato'.
To say "a metal frame for a fireplace; to shred (cheese); to irritate" in Italian:
grattugiare (for to grate cheese); grata (for a grating/grid)
"grato" in English means:
grateful, thankful
Example
"Sono molto grato per il tuo aiuto."
"I am very grateful for your help."
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