How to Say ‘It's always a special moment.’ in Italian
È sempre un momento speciale.
eh SEM-preh oon moh-MEN-toh speh-chah-LEH
[eh SEM-preh oon moh-MEN-toh speh-chah-LEH]
Phrase Breakdown
È sempre
eh SEM-preh
It is always
Indicates something happens or is true all the time.
È sempre così.
It is always like that.
Words in this phrase
È
[eh]
is
Third person singular of essere, meaning is.
È sempre bello stare con la famiglia.
It is always nice to be with family.
sempre
[SEM-preh]
always
An adverb meaning at all times or every time.
È sempre un piacere incontrarti.
It is always a pleasure to meet you.
Un momento speciale
oon moh-MEN-toh speh-chah-LEH
A special moment
Refers to a moment with emotional or personal importance.
È un momento speciale per noi.
It is a special moment for us.
Words in this phrase
un
[oon]
a
Masculine singular indefinite article, used before a singular masculine noun.
È un momento da ricordare.
It is a moment to remember.
momento
[moh-MEN-toh]
moment
A point in time or a meaningful occasion.
Ogni momento con te è prezioso.
Every moment with you is precious.
speciale
[speh-chah-LEH]
special
Something unique, important, or different in a positive way.
Questo evento è davvero speciale.
This event is truly special.
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