Magari is a small word that Italians use all the time.

It can mean things like maybe or if only depending on the situation.

But because there isn't just one English translation for Magari,

Italian learners often find it confusing.

In this episode, you get the simplest possible explanation of how Magari works, with plenty of example phrases so you can get a better sense of what it means and how Italians use it. Ciao to all

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Hi everyone and welcome to learn Italian with Joy of Languages.

In today's episode, you learn what Magari means

and the kind of everyday situations where Italians use it.

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You're going to hear a conversation between me and Katie, where we talk about going to an

island in Italy called Procida.

Procida is near Naples where Matteo is from and you go there by boat.

When we're in Naples, it's one of our favorite things to do.

When we talk about going there, we use the word Magari in a few different ways.

See if you can start to get a feel for its different meanings.

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