Italian Alternative forms buon giorno , bongiorno Pronunciation IPA (key)... no/ Rhymes: -orno Hyphenation: buon‧giór‧no Interjection buongiorno good day good morning good afternoon...
Make sure your Italian Moka is bubbling with fresh coffee - we’re about to explore all the different ways you can say good morning + day in Italian!
We give you a quick, and easy lesson of ways how to say good afternoon in Italian, as well as some other common afternoon phrases. Let's go!
First impressions matter. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Especially in Italy where the people are so warm and friendly! Just a simple hello in Italian, like Ciao, Buongiorno or Salve, can make all the difference in a conversation with an Italian native. Maybe add a bacio sulla guancia (kiss on the cheek) to that if it is appropriate and they will absolutely love you! And don’t think that this is just “an Italian thing”. No. Your attempt to speak the local language will surely be re...
The phrase "good morning" is a common greeting used in Japan, and is considered the respectful way to greet both strangers and friends before 10 a.m. There are two ways to say "good morning" in Jap...
Let’s go over some useful phrases you can use to say good evening, goodnight, and sweet dreams in Italian.
How do you say hello in Chinese? Well, you might be surprised to know that there are multiple expressions used to say hello in Chinese. In this article, we will go through how to say hello in Chinese both with Mandarin characters, its Pinyin equivalent to aid your pronunciation, and the English translation. Let’s dive right in and take a look at alternatives to the infamous 你好! (nǐ hǎo), which, spoiler alert, isn’t commonly used amongst native Chinese speakers! · This is the phrase...
For more information on how to say these words, go to the pronunciation page. Greetings Ways to say Hello Buon giorno/Buona sera = Good morning/Good evening. Polite/formal; definitely use with peop...
English, Italian, IPA, Italian Pronunciation ; New Year’s Day, 1st January, Capodanno, [kapodˈanno], kah-poh-dahn-noh ; New Year’s Day, 1st January, Primo dell’anno, [prˈimo dellˈanno], pree-moh dehl ahn-noh ; New Year’s Eve, the last day of the year, Ultimo dell’anno, [ˈultimo dˈɛl’ˈanno], ool-tee-moh dehl ahn-noh
written by Mirella Colalillo · Language: Italian · Reading time: 10 minutes · Published: Jul 28, 2023 · Updated: Aug 7, 2023