How to Say ‘I'll only know on Friday.’ in Italian
Lo saprò solo venerdì.
lo sah-PROH SO-lo veh-nehr-DEE
[lo sah-PROH SO-lo veh-nehr-DEE]
Phrase Breakdown
Lo saprò
lo sah-PROH
I'll know it
Future of 'sapere'. The accent puts strong stress on the final O: sa-PRÒ.
Lo saprò domani.
I'll know tomorrow.
Words in this phrase
Lo
[lo]
it
Used to refer to an object or thing mentioned earlier.
Lo vedo ogni giorno.
I see it every day.
saprò
[sah-PROH]
I will know
Future 'I' form of sapere (to know).
Domani saprò la risposta.
Tomorrow I will know the answer.
solo venerdì.
SO-lo veh-nehr-DEE
only on Friday.
'Solo' here means 'not until'. Stress the end of 'venerdì': ve-ner-DEE.
Torno solo venerdì.
I'm not back until Friday.
Words in this phrase
solo
[SO-lo]
Only
Exclusively limited to a certain condition.
Solo se sei pronto puoi andare.
Only if you are ready can you go.
venerdì
[veh-nehr-DEE]
Friday
Fifth day of the week, named after Venus.
Venerdì sera esco con gli amici.
Friday evening I go out with friends.
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