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Days of the Week & Months in Italian

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Days of the week in Italian

NativeEnglishIPAExampleAudio
lunedìMonday/lu.neˈdi/Oggi è lunedì.Today is Monday.
martedìTuesday/mar.teˈdi/Martedì ho lezione.Tuesday I have class.
mercoledìWednesday/mer.ko.leˈdi/Mercoledì vado in palestra.Wednesday I go to the gym.
giovedìThursday/dʒo.veˈdi/Giovedì sera ceniamo fuori.Thursday evening we eat out.
venerdìFriday/ve.nerˈdi/Finalmente venerdì!Finally Friday!

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Months of the year in Italian

NativeEnglishIPAExampleAudio
gennaioJanuary/dʒenˈna.jo/A gennaio fa freddo.In January it's cold.
febbraioFebruary/febˈbra.jo/Febbraio è corto.February is short.
marzoMarch/ˈmar.tso/La primavera comincia a marzo.Spring starts in March.
aprileApril/aˈpri.le/Aprile, dolce dormire.April, sweet sleeping.
maggioMay/ˈmad.dʒo/A maggio fioriscono i fiori.In May flowers bloom.
giugnoJune/ˈdʒuɲ.ɲo/A giugno inizia l'estate.In June summer begins.
luglioJuly/ˈluʎ.ʎo/Luglio è caldissimo.July is very hot.
agostoAugust/aˈɡos.to/Ad agosto andiamo in ferie.In August we go on holiday.
settembreSeptember/setˈtɛm.bre/A settembre ricominciano le scuole.In September schools start again.

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Grammar note

Italian days and months are lowercase: 'lunedì', 'gennaio'. Use 'il' before a day for habits ('il lunedì' = on Mondays) and 'a' or 'in' before a month ('a gennaio' / 'in gennaio').

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Are days and months capitalised in Italian?
Italian days and months are lowercase: 'lunedì', 'gennaio'. Use 'il' before a day for habits ('il lunedì' = on Mondays) and 'a' or 'in' before a month ('a gennaio' / 'in gennaio').
How many months does the Italian calendar have?
Italian uses the Gregorian calendar with 12 months, the same as English.

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