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How to say “Today is a beautiful day.” in Italian
The Italian for “Today is a beautiful day.”, with audio, grammar notes and the words that go with it.
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Step 4Vorrei un tavolo per due.
I would like a table for two.
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Start freeToday is a beautiful day.
Oggi è una bella giornata.
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Oggi è una bella giornata.
Today is a beautiful day.
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Italian words and phrases that go with it
Learn these next. They are among the most common everyday Italian words and sentences.
- Do you have water?Hai dell'acqua?
- I want to go to the beach.Voglio andare in spiaggia.
- Turn left at the corner.Gira a sinistra all'angolo.
- It is very far from here.È molto lontano da qui.
- I have two brothers.Ho due fratelli.
- My family is big.La mia famiglia è grande.
- See you tomorrow.A domani.
- Thank you very much.Grazie mille.
- You are welcome.Prego.
- I am sorry.Mi dispiace.
- Good night, sleep well.Buonanotte, dormi bene.
- Where can I buy a ticket?Dove posso comprare un biglietto?
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“Today is a beautiful day.” is one of the everyday sentences in the 4ToSpeak Italian guides. Browse every Italian word and phrase A–Z or work through the common words in order.
How do you say “Today is a beautiful day.” in Italian?
“Today is a beautiful day.” in Italian is “Oggi è una bella giornata.”.
What does “Oggi è una bella giornata.” mean in English?
“Oggi è una bella giornata.” is Italian for “Today is a beautiful day.”.
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