How to Say ‘These days?’ in Italian
In questi giorni?
een KWEH-stee JOR-nee
[een KWEH-stee JOR-nee]
Phrase Breakdown
In
[een]
in / during
Here it means 'during' a period of time.
In questi giorni lavoro molto da casa.
These days I work a lot from home.
questi
[KWEH-stee]
these
Plural demonstrative used to refer to days close to now.
Questi giorni sono stati molto intensi.
These days have been very intense.
giorni
[JOR-nee]
days
Plural of giorno; used for speaking about the recent time period.
Negli ultimi giorni ho dormito meglio.
In the last few days I have slept better.
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