ITALIAN Word of the day: AGIO and its colloquial uses #shorts

ITALIAN Word of the day: AGIO and its colloquial uses #shorts

In today's short, you are going to learn more about the Italian word of the day AGIO and how to use it colloquially.

The Italian word of the day AGIO literally means EASE, and it's a word used in a very popular Italian idiomatic expression: TROVARSI A PROPRIO AGIO.

Learn AGIO and other Italian idioms in less than 30 seconds.

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