Days of the Week
Monday lunedi' loo-neh-DEE
Tuesday martedi' mar-teh-DEE
Wednesday mercoledi' mair-ko-leh-DEE
Thursday giovedi' jo-veh-DEE
Friday venerdi' veh-nair-DEE
Saturday sabato SA-ba-toh
Sunday domenica doh-MEH-nee-ka
The Months of the Year
January…gennaio
February…febbriao
March…marzo
April…aprile
May…maggio
June…giugno
July…luglio
August…agosto
September…settembre
October…ottobre
November…novembre
December…dicembre
The Seasons
Spring…la primavera
Summer…l'estate (feminine)
Fall/Autumn…l'autunno
Winter…l'inverno
a. The months of the year are NOT capitalized. Days of the week are NOT capitalized unless they begin a sentence.
The prepositions "a", "in", and "d' " are commonly used with
the names of the months and with the names of seasons to
express "IN."
Ex. A marzo vado negli Stati Uniti
In March I'm going to the United States.
Ex. in primavera…in spring
in autunno…in fall
d'estate…in summer
d'inverno…in winter
In Italian, only first day of the month is expressed with an
ordinal number (the first); the other numbers are expressed
with cardinal numbers ( two, three, etc.).
The definite article "il" is always used before the number to
express dates.
The preposition "di" between the day and month is optional.
Ex. E' il primo(di) aprile.
It's the first of April. (It's April 1)
E' il tre (due, cinque, etc.) (di) maggio.
It's the third (second, fifth, etc.) of May
Roby
Rules regarding the Days of the week months, etc.
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