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Which English word probably comes from the same Latin word as amico? amiable amendment amid ambition
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Which English word probably comes from the same Latin word as amico?
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I don’t have internet no problem lol
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Answer: amiable. The Latin word “amico” means friend, and the English word amiable means to display a friendly and pleasant manner!
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