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How to Say ‘I want to improve it every day.’ in Italian

Voglio migliorarlo ogni giorno.

VOHL-lyoh meel-lyoh-RAHR-loh on-yee jor-no

[VOHL-lyoh meel-lyoh-RAHR-loh on-yee jor-no]

Phrase Breakdown

Voglio migliorarlo

VOHL-lyoh meel-lyoh-RAHR-loh

I want to improve it

'Migliorarlo' is 'migliorare' + 'lo' (it) attached at the end. The 'gli' sounds like 'lly': mi-lyo-RAR-lo.

Example

È buono, ma voglio migliorarlo.

It's good, but I want to improve it.

Words in this phrase

Voglio

[VOHL-lyoh]

I want

First person singular present of 'volere' (to want).

Example

Voglio parlare bene.

I want to speak well.

migliorarlo

[meel-lyoh-RAHR-loh]

to improve it

Infinitive 'migliorare' with the attached pronoun 'lo' (it).

Example

Il testo è buono, ma posso migliorarlo.

The text is good, but I can improve it.

ogni giorno.

on-yee jor-no

every day.

In 'ogni', the 'gn' sounds like the 'ny' in 'canyon': O-nyi. 'Giorno' starts with a soft 'j' sound.

Example

Leggo ogni giorno.

I read every day.

Words in this phrase

ogni

[on-yee]

Every

Used to refer to each individual member of a group or set.

Example

Ogni giorno vi daremo un aggiornamento.

Every day we will give you an update.

giorno

[jor-no]

day

A period of twenty-four hours as a unit of time.

Example

Il giorno comincia con la colazione.

The day begins with breakfast.

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