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Why Do Italians Say Bravo? [Solved]
Bravo is what you might call a false friend: it looks familiar, but it’s not quite the same in Italian as it is in English. Just to be clear: it’s not wrong to use bravo in Italy the same way we say it, to mean ‘well done! ’ when you’re congratulating someone – e.g. an actor – on their performance.16 Oct 2018
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