How to Say ‘Weekdays’ in Italian
Giorni feriali
JOR-nee feh-ree-AH-lee
[JOR-nee feh-ree-AH-lee]
💬 Usage Tip: 'Feriali' refers to working days, when most businesses operate.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Packed public transport during 'giorni feriali' in Italy reflects the busy work schedules.
Phrase Breakdown
Giorni
[JOR-nee]
Weekdays
The days of the week excluding weekends.
I giorni feriali lavoro fino a tardi.
On weekdays, I work until late.
feriali
[feh-ree-AH-lee]
Weekdays
The days from Monday to Friday.
Nei giorni feriali c'è molto traffico.
On weekdays, there's a lot of traffic.
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