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Italian word

ringraziare

to thank

Looks like

to recognise (false visual)

not a cognate

⚠️ The trap

Not a strong visual false friend, but learners sometimes confuse 'ringraziare' with words like 'recognise' or 'acknowledge'. 'Ringraziare' comes from 'grazia' (grace/thanks). 'Ti ringrazio' = 'Thank you'. 'Lettera di ringraziamento' = thank-you letter.

To say "not a cognate" in Italian:

N/A

"ringraziare" in English means:

to thank

Example

"Voglio ringraziare tutti per il vostro supporto."

"I want to thank everyone for your support."

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