How to Say ‘Yes, I'll see you every day.’ in Italian
Sì, così la vedró tutti i giorni.
see koh-zee lah veh-droh too-tee ee jor-nee
[see koh-zee lah veh-droh too-tee ee jor-nee]
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Phrase Breakdown
Sì,
see
Words in this phrase
Sì
[see]
yes
Used to give an affirmative response.
Sì, lo farò.
Yes, I will do it.
così
[koh-zee]
so
Used to introduce a clause of result or consequence.
È tardi, così dobbiamo partire.
It's late, so we must leave.
La vedró
lah veh-droh
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
I will
Future of the auxiliary verb of the first person singular, used to express a future action.
Me lo darò domani.
I will give it to myself tomorrow.
vedró
[veh-droh]
see
To perceive with the eyes; to look at.
Vedrò presto il risultato.
I will see the result soon.
Tutti i giorni.
too-tee ee jor-nee
Words in this phrase
tutti
[too-tee]
all
Everything, the whole quantity of.
Tutti i giorni sono importanti.
All the days are important.
i
[ee]
the
Definite article used before plural, masculine nouns.
I pasticcini sono buoni.
The pastries are good.
giorni
[jor-nee]
days
A period of 24 hours.
Passo tutti i giorni lavorando.
I spend every day working.
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