How to Say ‘I work Saturday morning.’ in Italian
Sabato mattina lavoro.
SAH-bah-toh mat-TEE-nah lah-VOH-roh
[SAH-bah-toh mat-TEE-nah lah-VOH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian drops "I": the -o ending on lavoro already says who's working. The time can also go first, as here, to stress when.
Phrase Breakdown
Sabato
[SAH-bah-toh]
Saturday
The day of the week after Friday.
Sabato vado al mare.
On Saturday I go to the sea.
mattina
[mat-TEE-nah]
morning
Feminine noun for the morning hours.
Lavoro la mattina.
I work in the morning.
lavoro
[lah-VOH-roh]
I work
First person singular of lavorare, used to talk about your job or professional activity.
Lavoro in un'azienda internazionale da due anni.
I work in an international company and have for two years.
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