How to Say ‘From yesterday’ in Italian
Di ieri
dee YEH-ree
[dee YEH-ree]
💬 Usage Tip: [Di ieri] means [from yesterday/of yesterday], a common Italian way to say [yesterday's]. You can reuse it with other nouns: [la riunione di ieri], [il messaggio di ieri].
Phrase Breakdown
Di
[dee]
of / from
Here it links time, helping form the expression 'of yesterday' = 'from yesterday'.
Parlavamo di ieri e dei contatti conosciuti all'evento.
We were talking about yesterday and the contacts met at the event.
ieri
[YEH-ree]
yesterday
A time word referring to the day before today.
Ieri ho incontrato diversi professionisti interessanti.
Yesterday I met several interesting professionals.
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