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Days of the week in Italian

Every one of the days of the week in Italian, with audio, the rules that matter and example sentences.

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Days of the week in Italian, with audio

Days of the week in Italian
EnglishItalian
Mondaylunedì
Tuesdaymartedì
Wednesdaymercoledì
Thursdaygiovedì
Fridayvenerdì
Saturdaysabato
Sundaydomenica

How Italian days of the week work

  • Days are not capitalised in Italian.
  • Lunedì alone means this Monday; il lunedì means every Monday.
  • Calendars start the week on Monday.

In a sentence

Italian example sentences
EnglishItalian
Today is Monday.Oggi è lunedì.
See you on Friday.Ci vediamo venerdì.
On Saturdays I sleep in.Il sabato dormo fino a tardi.

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What are the days of the week in Italian?

lunedì, martedì, mercoledì, giovedì, venerdì, sabato, domenica.

Do you capitalise the days of the week in Italian?

Days are not capitalised in Italian.

How do you use the days of the week in a sentence in Italian?

Oggi è lunedì. (Today is Monday.) Ci vediamo venerdì. (See you on Friday.) Il sabato dormo fino a tardi. (On Saturdays I sleep in.)

How can I remember the days of the week in Italian?

Say each one out loud, then use it in a short sentence about your own week, plans or things you own. A word you have said in a real sentence is far easier to recall than one from a list.

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