How to Say ‘Every day.’ in Italian
Tutti i giorni.
too-tee ee jor-nee
[too-tee ee jor-nee]
💬 Usage Tip: A common expression for describing daily routine.
Phrase Breakdown
Tutti
[too-tee]
all
Everything, the whole quantity of.
Tutti i libri sono sul tavolo.
All the books are on the table.
i
[ee]
the
Definite article used before plural, masculine nouns.
I giorni passano velocemente.
The days pass quickly.
giorni
[jor-nee]
days
A period of 24 hours.
Aspetto da giorni.
I've been waiting for days.
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