0.3.2 Days

Question 1

Translate to Italian:

a day

Answer 1

un giorno

Question 2

Translate to Italian:

all day

Answer 2

tutta la giornata

What’s the difference between giorno and giornata? They both mean a single day, but giornata refers to the duration of the entire day. For example, an all-day travel experience would use the word giornata.

They also have a gender difference: giorno is masculine while giornata is feminine.

Question 3

Translate to Italian:

every day

Answer 3

ogni giorno

every = ogni

Question 4

Translate to Italian:

Everything is beautiful.

Answer 4

Tutto è bello.

everything = tutto

Question 5

Translate to Italian:

Everyone here is American.

Answer 5

Tutti qui sono americani.

everyone = tutti

In English, the word “everyone” is singular (so we would say “everyone is”).
In Italian, the word tutti is plural (so it goes with the plural verb sono).

Question 6

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the morning

Answer 6

la mattina

Question 7

Translate to Italian:

the afternoon

Answer 7

il pomeriggio

Question 8

Translate to Italian:

the evening

Answer 8

la sera

Question 9

Translate to Italian:

the night

Answer 9

la notte

Question 10

Translate to Italian:

today

Answer 10

oggi

Question 11

Translate to Italian:

tomorrow

Answer 11

domani

Question 12

Translate to Italian:

this morning

Answer 12

stamattina

Question 13

Translate to Italian:

tomorrow morning

Answer 13

domani mattina

Question 14

Translate to Italian:

yesterday

Answer 14

ieri

Question 15

Translate to Italian:

yesterday evening

Answer 15

ieri sera

Question 16

Translate to Italian:

when

Answer 16

quando

Question 17

[What is being said in the audio recording?]

Answer 17

Uomo: Quando?

Donna: Domani sera.

Translation:
Man: “When?”
Woman: “Tomorrow evening.”

Question 18

Translate to Italian:

tonight

Answer 18

stasera

Question 19

[What is being said in the audio recording?]

Answer 19

Uomo: Quando?

Donna: Stasera.

Translation:
Man: “When?”
Woman: “This evening.”

Question 20

Translate to Italian:

a week

Answer 20

una settimana

Question 21

Translate to Italian:

a month

Answer 21

un mese

Question 22

Translate to Italian:

in three days

Answer 22

fra tre giorni

In Italian, fra is a preposition that refers to a future moment. We use “in” for this purpose in English.

Question 23

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in two weeks

Answer 23

fra due settimane

In Italian, fra is a preposition that refers to a future moment. We use “in” for this purpose in English.

Question 24

Translate to Italian:

a month ago

Answer 24

un mese fa

In Italian, fa is a preposition that refers to a past moment, like “ago” in English.

Question 25

# Translate to Italian: five days ago

Answer 25

cinque giorni fa

Question 26

# Translate to Italian: Monday

Answer 26

lunedì ## Footnote Days of the week are lowercase in Italian.

Question 27

# Translate to Italian: Tuesday

Answer 27

martedì ## Footnote Days of the week are lowercase in Italian.

Question 28

# Translate to Italian: Wednesday

Answer 28

mercoledì ## Footnote Days of the week are lowercase in Italian.

Question 29

# Translate to Italian: Thursday

Answer 29

giovedì ## Footnote Days of the week are lowercase in Italian.

Question 30

# Translate to Italian: Friday

Answer 30

venerdì ## Footnote Days of the week are lowercase in Italian.

Question 31

# Translate to Italian: Saturday

Answer 31

sabato ## Footnote Days of the week are lowercase in Italian.

Question 32

# Translate to Italian: Sunday

Answer 32

domenica ## Footnote Days of the week are lowercase in Italian.

Question 33

# Translate to Italian: the weekend

Answer 33

il fine settimana

Question 34

[What is being said in the audio recording?]

Answer 34

**Uomo**: Quando? **Donna**: Lunedì mattina. ## Footnote _Translation_: **Man**: "When?" **Woman**: "On Monday morning." Note that the word *lunedì* is normally lowercase. But it's at the start of the sentence here, so the normal capitalization happens.

Question 35

# Translate to Italian: every Friday

Answer 35

ogni venerdì

Question 36

[What is being said in the audio recording?]

Answer 36

A domani! ## Footnote _Translation_: "See you tomorrow!"