best friend
The term 'migliore amico' is used in Italian to refer to a person's closest friend. This term indicates a level of closeness and understanding that surpasses that of ordinary friendship. 'Migliore amico' is utilized in a similar manner as 'best friend' in English.
My best friend lives in Rome.
This example shows how to express that your best friend lives in a different city. In this context, 'migliore amico' refers to your best friend and 'vive a Roma' means lives in Rome.
The best gift I have received is a book from my best friend.
This example shows you how to talk about the best gift you have received. 'Il miglior regalo che ho ricevuto' means 'the best gift I have received' and 'è un libro dal mio migliore amico' means 'is a book from my best friend.'
I am having fun with my best friend at the park.
This sentence is used to express that you are having a good time with your best friend at the park. 'Mi sto divertendo' means 'I am having fun', and 'con il mio migliore amico al parco' specifies who you are having fun with and where.