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After the cultural colonization from america in the last decade, the world "negro" is been pseudo-banned; you can use "nero" to say a thing is "black", and "di colore" (literally "pinted") to say that a person is "black". Saying "negro" in the street is the equivalent of insulting black people. From Italian tv shows and books from more than 25 years ago you find the world "negro" used as charm like in other noe-latin languages, and old people use it to refer to a lot of black and dark things, like emotions, daylight, fruits ecc...

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