Italian Word of the Day: Antico
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Antico
Meaning: Ancient, antique
Part of Speech: Adjective
Translation: Living in an ancient building has its charm.
Context: Vivere in un edificio antico ha il suo fascino.
Cultural nugget: Italy has more UNESCO World Heritage Sites than any other country, with ancient structures dating back thousands of years. May is a popular time for archaeologists to conduct excavations at sites like Pompeii, taking advantage of the favorable weather before summer heat.
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