Dago

Dago is an ethnic slur for people of Hispanic, Italian or Portuguese descent, used specifically in the US and Australia for Italians.

Dago can also refer to:

• "Dago" in American/Italian culture can also be used as a term of endearment in the company of longstanding friendships
• Dago, Indonesia, an area of the city of Bandung, Indonesia
• Dago Creek is a feeder stream to, and located on, the northern shore of Ugashik Bay, Alaska
• Dago Mena in the Nangarhar province of Afghanistan
• Dago Nawer in the Kandahar province of Afghanistan
• Dagö, the old Swedish name of Hiiumaa, second largest island in Estonia
• Dago, the alleged baptismal name of Mieszko I of Poland, as used in Dagome iudex
• Dago (comics), an Argentinian comic book character
• Dagö, an Estonian band
• DAGO (U.S. Army), an acronym for Department of the Army General Officer
• Dago, a colloquial term used by the United States Marine Corps to refer to San Diego (or to the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego).
• Dago, pronounced dûgoo, colloquial use for Madagascar by exiled natives or diaspora; As Tana is short for Antananarivo, the Capital city, Dago^[1] is for Madagascar with a connotation of "sense of belonging"
• Dago, a nickname for San Diego (major city located in Southern California) used by local residents.

·Dago also refers to the Italian Stallion Ron Farinelli==Notes==

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