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What does altretanto mean?

"Altretanto" is an Italian word that means "however," "nevertheless," "on the other hand," or "despite this." It is used to introduce a contrasting idea or statement.

Here are some examples of how "altretanto" can be used:

* "La situazione è difficile, altretanto non impossibile da risolvere." (The situation is difficult, however, it is not impossible to solve.)

* "Mi piace il suo lavoro, altretanto non lo considero un artista." (I like his work, but I don't consider him an artist.)

* "Il libro è lungo, altretanto molto interessante." (The book is long, but very interesting.)

It's important to note that "altretanto" is often used in more formal writing and speech. In casual conversations, you might hear other words like "però," "ma," or "tuttavia" instead.

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