How to Say ‘From this morning’ in Italian
Di stamattina
dee stah-maht-TEE-nah
[dee stah-maht-TEE-nah]
💬 Usage Tip: Literally “of this morning,” used to mean “from this morning” or “picked/arrived this morning.”
🇮🇹 In Italy: Saying di stamattina is a classic way to emphasize freshness in markets.
Phrase Breakdown
Di
[dee]
from
Preposition meaning of or from, depending on context.
Di stamattina sono i porcini migliori.
The best porcini are from this morning.
stamattina
[stah-maht-TEE-nah]
this morning
Refers to the current morning; often implies very recent freshness.
I funghi di stamattina sono ancora profumati.
This morning's mushrooms are still fragrant.
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