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Define Ancora Meaning

Ancora
It means "again" or "already" in Italian

L'hai fatto ancora? You did it again?

Hai gia' mangiato? Have you already eaten?
By Bathsheba
Ancora Imparo
Michelangelo: Still I am learning.

A reminder that mistakes are a learning curve, that every first, second, third....time provides oppotunity for improvement, that you are always ancora imparo
By Yvonne
Ancora Imparo
Italian for "I am still learning." Said to have been uttered by Michelangelo on his death bed. Slogan of the Pennsylvania DeMolay KeyMan conference.

Take the time to learn from your peers and coworkers. Remember, ancora imparo.
By Jillene
Ancora
from the latin for "anchor"

We didn't want the boat to drift, so we threw out the anchor (ancora)
By Ivory