How to Say ‘Very good today.’ in Italian
Molto buoni oggi.
MOL-toh BWOH-nee OHJ-jee
[MOL-toh BWOH-nee OHJ-jee]
💬 Usage Tip: A nice seller phrase. Today suggests peak freshness or flavor right now.
🇮🇹 In Italy: At a market, 'oggi' is almost a quality label: it tells you what is best right now.
Phrase Breakdown
Molto buoni
MOL-toh BWOH-nee
Very good
Adverb molto intensifies the adjective buoni.
Sono molto buoni.
They are very good.
Words in this phrase
Molto
[MOL-toh]
very
Used to strengthen the adjective that follows.
I finferli sono molto buoni oggi.
The chanterelles are very good today.
buoni
[BWOH-nee]
good / tasty
Masculine plural adjective describing food quality or taste.
Questi porcini sono buoni anche alla griglia.
These porcini are good grilled too.
oggi
[OHJ-jee]
today
An adverb referring to the current day.
Oggi i porcini sono più freschi del solito.
Today the porcini are fresher than usual.
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