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No. 356 in Italian

amici

"Amici" means "friends" in English.

In a sentence

  • Ho passato una giornata splendida con i miei amici.

    I spent a wonderful day with my friends.

    Here, 'amici' is used as a masculine plural noun referring to a group of friends, which could include both males and females.

  • Le mie amiche e i miei amici sono molto gentili.

    My female friends and my male friends are very kind.

    'Amici' is used here to specifically denote male friends or a mixed group, emphasizing the contrast with 'amiche,' which is specifically for female friends.

  • Quando ero bambino, giocavo spesso con gli amici del vicinato.

    When I was a child, I often played with the neighborhood friends.

    In this case, 'amici' refers to children in the neighborhood who were friends, highlighting that the term can be contextually inclusive.

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