Dago is a noun. It has two plurals dagos and dagoes. It is pronounced as 'dA-(")gO.
Dago is an American English term. It refers to disapproving the term from Italian or Portuguese or Spaniard. It is also called as a derogatory term used in British English.
It refers to the recent immigrants especially Italians and Italians and Italian – Americans culture.
The term was commonly used in the early 20th century. Used as a disapproving term for an Italian, Spaniard, or Portuguese. Dago is now measured to be quite nasty term. The term comes from the fact that a lot of Italian immigrants used to work for a day and then go (day laborers).
Dago is an American English term. It refers to disapproving the term from Italian or Portuguese or Spaniard. It is also called as a derogatory term used in British English.
It refers to the recent immigrants especially Italians and Italians and Italian – Americans culture.
The term was commonly used in the early 20th century. Used as a disapproving term for an Italian, Spaniard, or Portuguese. Dago is now measured to be quite nasty term. The term comes from the fact that a lot of Italian immigrants used to work for a day and then go (day laborers).
