Amico

dude

In Italian, 'Amico' as an equivalent to the English 'Dude', is used informally often between friends or acquaintances. It is a colloquial term and is more commonly used in informal speech rather than in formal or written contexts.

slang noun

Example sentences using: Amico

Amico mio, dov'è la stazione?

My friend, where is the station?

This phrase uses 'Amico' at the beginning to indicate a friendly or familiar tone. It's common to use terms like 'my friend' when asking for directions or help, as it creates a sense of comradery and softens the request.

Grazie dell'aiuto, amico.

Thanks for the help, friend.

Here 'Amico' is used to address someone with gratitude and friendliness. It creates a sense of appreciation and fortifies the bond between the speaker and the person addressed.

Amico, puoi passarmi la penna?

Friend, can you pass me the pen?

The term 'Amico' is used at the beginning to address the listener in a friendly manner, making the request seem less commanding and more like asking a favor.