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How to Say ‘Are you done for today?’ in Italian

Hai finito per oggi?

eye fee-NEE-toh pehr oj-jee

[eye fee-NEE-toh pehr oj-jee]

💬 Usage Tip: Italian makes a question just by raising your voice at the end; the words stay in the same order as the statement Hai finito per oggi. "You're done for today."

Phrase Breakdown

Hai finito

eye fee-NEE-toh

Have you finished

Passato prossimo of 'finire' with 'avere'. The 'h' in 'hai' is silent: say 'ai fi-NI-to'.

Example

Hai finito il caffè?

Have you finished the coffee?

Words in this phrase

Hai

[eye]

you have

Second-person singular of avere; used to address one person informally.

Example

Hai una buona base. per questo ruolo.

You have a good foundation for this role.

finito

[fee-NEE-toh]

finished

Past participle of 'finire', to finish.

Example

Ho finito il lavoro.

I finished the work.

per oggi?

pehr oj-jee

for today?

'Per' means 'for'. In 'oggi', double the 'g' with a short hold: 'OG-gi'.

Example

Basta per oggi.

That's enough for today.

Words in this phrase

per

[pehr]

for

A preposition used to explain purpose or reason.

Example

Sono qui per conoscere nuove aziende.

I am here to get to know new companies.

oggi

[oj-jee]

today

The current day.

Example

Oggi è il mio compleanno.

Today is my birthday.

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