How to Say ‘Only from Tuesday to Thursday’ in Italian
Solo dal martedì al giovedì
SO-lo dahl mar-teh-DEE ahl joh-veh-DEE
[SO-lo dahl mar-teh-DEE ahl joh-veh-DEE]
Phrase Breakdown
Solo dal martedì
SO-lo dahl mar-teh-DEE
Only from Tuesday
'Solo' limits the range. Stress the final 'dì'.
Apriamo solo dal martedì.
We only open from Tuesday.
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.
dal
[dahl]
from the
Indicating the source or origin of something.
La pioggia cade dal cielo.
The rain falls from the sky.
martedì
[mar-teh-DEE]
Tuesday
Day of the week after Monday; not capitalized in Italian.
Ci vediamo martedì.
See you on Tuesday.
al giovedì
ahl joh-veh-DEE
to Thursday
This completes the 'da... a...' range. Say it with a soft 'g': joh-veh-DEE.
Dal lunedì al giovedì.
From Monday to Thursday.
Words in this phrase
al
[ahl]
to the
'Al' is a contraction of 'a' (to) and 'il' (the), often used to indicate flavor or type.
Abbiamo ordinato il gelato al cioccolato.
We ordered the chocolate ice cream.
giovedì
[joh-veh-DEE]
Thursday
The day of the week after Wednesday.
Giovedì lavoro fino a tardi.
On Thursday I work late.
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