How to Say ‘What a long day.’ in Italian
Che giornata lunga.
keh jor-NAH-tah LOON-gah
[keh jor-NAH-tah LOON-gah]
💬 Usage Tip: Che + a noun makes an exclamation, with no extra verb needed. Swap it: Che bella serata! "What a lovely evening!"
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
what / how
An exclamatory word used to show admiration or emphasis.
"Che" bella energia ha questo stand aziendale!
"What/How" great energy this company stand has!
giornata
[jor-NAH-tah]
day
The day as a span of time; used in 'have a good day'.
È una bella giornata.
It's a beautiful day.
lunga
[LOON-gah]
long
Feminine form of 'lungo', describing something long in time or length.
È stata una settimana lunga.
It has been a long week.
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