It seems like Michelle got tired of praying for a verb and posting an Italian word of the day. So I'll pick up today -- "oggi" means today -- by repeating what I just heard on my My Daily Phrase Italian podcast.
Today we learned days of the week.
Today, Thursday is giovedi. Oggi e giovedi.
Domani, Friday, is venerdi.
Then sabato, domenica, lunedi, martedi, mercoledi and back to giovedi.
That's all for today. Tutti per oggi. Buona notte e grazie.
Thursday, December 13, 2007
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2 comments:
Do you capitalize days of week in Italian?
no, I don't think so. I don't think they're big on capitalizing.
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