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Italian Days And Months Flashcards
Master days and months vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
Master days and months vocabulary with flashcards, audio pronunciation, and tiered difficulty levels designed to take you from beginner to advanced.
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Review Italian days and months vocabulary with the full list of words and their English translations.
Boost your vocabulary retention with these clever, association-rich memory tricks tailored for Italian learners.
Memory Trick: Think of Jupiter (Jove). In Italian, Thursday is giovedì, literally 'Jove's day'.
Giovedì is Jove's Thursday!
Memory Trick: Think of Venus. Friday is venerdì, the day dedicated to Venus (Venere in Italian).
Venus shines on venerdì!
Memory Trick: Think of Luglio sounding like Julius (Julius Caesar), who gave his name to the month of July.
Julio enjoys the warm July sun in luglio!
Memory Trick: Break it down into 'tra' (between) and 'monto' (mountain). The sun sets tra i monti (between the mountains).
The sun goes down behind the mountains at tramonto!
Memory Trick: The word comes directly from 'sette' (seven). A settimana is a group of seven days.
Seven (sette) days make a settimana!
Memory Trick: Sounds like 'vigil'. On the vigilia (eve), people keep watch before the big holiday celebration.
Keep a night vigil on the vigilia!
How days and months vocabulary varies across Spain and Latin America.
Standard Italian: il fine settimana
Informal / Northern Italy: il weekend
Swiss Italian: il fine settimana
Standard Italian: il giorno feriale
Everyday Spoken Italian: il giorno lavorativo
Administrative Usage: la giornata lavorativa
Standard Italian (Work context): le ferie
Standard Italian (General holiday): le vacanze
Traditional / Central Italy: la villeggiatura
Standard Italian: la notte di San Silvestro
Common Italian: la vigilia di Capodanno
Informal Usage: il cenone di Capodanno
Standard Italian: la metà della settimana
Commercial / Media Italian: l'infrasettimanale
Everyday Italian: in settimana
Standard Italian: l'orario
Swiss Italian: la griglia oraria
School / Work context: la tabella oraria
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