How to Say ‘Almost every Sunday’ in Italian
Quasi ogni domenica
KWAH-zee oh-nyi doh-MEH-nee-kah
[KWAH-zee oh-nyi doh-MEH-nee-kah]
💬 Usage Tip: ogni "every" is always followed by a singular noun: ogni giorno "every day".
Phrase Breakdown
Quasi
[KWAH-zee]
almost
Shows that a number or amount is nearly reached.
Sono passati "quasi" sei anni nel suo reparto.
It has been "almost" six years in his/her department.
ogni
[oh-nyi]
every
Used to refer to all members or cases of the group.
Ogni giorno imparo qualcosa di nuovo.
Every day I learn something new.
domenica
[doh-MEH-nee-kah]
Sunday
Day of the week; often associated with family meals in Italy.
Domenica andiamo a pranzo dai parenti.
On Sunday we’re going to lunch at the relatives’ house.
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