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How do you say "Thursday" in Italian?
Giovedì
In Italian, "Thursday" is Giovedì.
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Pronunciation
Jo-veh-DEE. Three syllables, last stressed. From Giove (Jupiter).
Grammar notes
Masculine noun, capitalize: Giovedi. Plural giovedi (unchanged).
Example sentence
Giovedì ceniamo con amici.
Thursday we dine with friends.
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How to remember Giovedì
Giovedi from Giove (Jupiter). Thursday is Jupiter day, big and important.
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Questions about Giovedì
How do you say "Thursday" in Italian?
In Italian, "Thursday" is Giovedì. It is a noun.
How is Giovedì written in Italian?
Giovedì is written using the standard Italian script.
How is Giovedì used in a sentence?
Use Giovedì as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Giovedì ceniamo con amici. (Thursday we dine with friends.).
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