How to Say ‘Today is Monday.’ in Italian
Oggi è lunedì.
OHD-jee eh loo-neh-DEE
[OHD-jee eh loo-neh-DEE]
💬 Usage Tip: The accent on lunedì means the stress falls on the last syllable. All weekdays from Monday to Friday work this way: martedì, venerdì.
Phrase Breakdown
Oggi
[OHD-jee]
today
Time word meaning the current day.
Oggi peso settanta chili.
Today I weigh seventy kilos.
è
[eh]
is
Third person singular of 'essere', meaning 'is'.
È molto vicino.
It is very near.
lunedì
[loo-neh-DEE]
Monday
The first day of the Italian week; days are lowercase.
Lunedì lavoro tutto il giorno.
On Monday I work all day.
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