Facílimo

Facílimo is a Spanish word that translates to "very easy" or "super easy" in English. It is formed by adding the superlative suffix "-ísimo" to the adjective "fácil," which means "easy." The "-ísimo" suffix is commonly used in Spanish to intensify the meaning of adjectives, indicating an extreme degree. Therefore, facílimo suggests something that is not just easy, but exceptionally or remarkably easy to do or accomplish.

The term is often used in informal contexts to describe a task, activity, or challenge that requires minimal effort or skill. For example, someone might say a particular recipe is "facílimo" if it's quick and simple to prepare, or that a test was "facílimo" if they found it very easy to answer the questions. Its usage is widespread in everyday conversation across Spanish-speaking regions. The word conveys a sense of effortless achievement or a lack of difficulty, often with a positive connotation. It can also be used humorously or sarcastically to imply that something is surprisingly easy, perhaps in contrast to initial expectations.