In this episode, we discuss the Italian word "magari" and its various meanings depending on the context.

I explain that "magari" can be translated as "maybe" when talking about future plans.

It can also express a wish or desire, either indicating a positive response or regretful inability.

Additionally, "magari" can be used to mean "if only" when followed by certain verbs.

I also highlight that "magari" can be used as a polite way to give advice or make a suggestion.

Overall, "magari" is a flexible and useful word in Italian that can be used in different contexts and tones.

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