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How to Say ‘I'm driving tonight’ in Italian

Stasera guido io

stah-SEH-rah GWEE-doh ee-o

[stah-SEH-rah GWEE-doh ee-o]

💬 Usage Tip: Putting io after the verb stresses who: "*I'm* the one driving." Italian normally drops io, so adding it at the end signals emphasis.

Phrase Breakdown

Stasera

[stah-SEH-rah]

tonight

Short for 'questa sera', this evening.

Example

Stasera esco con gli amici.

Tonight I'm going out with friends.

guido

[GWEE-doh]

I drive

First person singular present of 'guidare', to drive.

Example

Guido sempre io la macchina.

I always drive the car.

[ee-o]

Referring to oneself as a subject.

Example

Io voglio migliorare il mio punteggio.

I want to improve my score.

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