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How to Say ‘I go almost every Sunday.’ in Italian

Ci vado quasi ogni domenica.

chee VAH-doh KWAH-zee oh-nyi doh-MEH-nee-kah

[chee VAH-doh KWAH-zee oh-nyi doh-MEH-nee-kah]

Phrase Breakdown

Ci vado

chee VAH-doh

I go there

'Ci' means 'there' and comes before the verb. Say 'chee VA-do'.

Example

Ci vado domani.

I'm going there tomorrow.

Words in this phrase

Ci

[chee]

there

In that place or situation.

Example

Ci provo davvero a essere puntuale.

I really try to be on time.

vado

[VAH-doh]

I go

First person singular form of the verb to go.

Example

Vado a casa.

I am going home.

quasi ogni domenica.

KWAH-zee oh-nyi doh-MEH-nee-kah

almost every Sunday.

Link 'quasi' and 'ogni' smoothly. 'gn' sounds like 'ny'.

Example

Esco quasi ogni domenica.

I go out almost every Sunday.

Words in this phrase

quasi

[KWAH-zee]

almost

Shows that a number or amount is nearly reached.

Example

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.

Example

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.

Example

Domenica andiamo a pranzo dai parenti.

On Sunday we’re going to lunch at the relatives’ house.

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