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How to Say ‘I'm coming back here tomorrow.’ in Italian

Domani torno qui.

doh-MAH-nee TOR-noh kwee

[doh-MAH-nee TOR-noh kwee]

Phrase Breakdown

Domani

[doh-MAH-nee]

tomorrow

"Domani" means "tomorrow" and is often used to promise a prompt follow-up.

Example

Domani ti mando il mio contatto LinkedIn.

Tomorrow I’ll send you my LinkedIn contact.

torno qui.

TOR-noh kwee

I'll come back here.

Say 'TOR-noh KWEE' and roll the 'r' lightly. Italians often use the present tense for the near future.

Example

Torno subito.

I'll be right back.

Words in this phrase

torno

[TOR-noh]

I come back

First person singular present of 'tornare', to return.

Example

Torno tra cinque minuti.

I'll be back in five minutes.

qui

[kwee]

here

Indicates this place; useful when talking about the current company or environment.

Example

"Qui" l'ambiente sembra molto collaborativo.

"Here" the environment seems very collaborative.

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