How do you say "This week." in Italian?

"This week." in Italian is "Questa settimana.". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "Questa settimana." mean in English?

"Questa settimana." means "This week." in English.

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How to Say ‘This week.’ in Italian

Questa settimana.

KWEH-stah set-tee-MAH-nah

[KWEH-stah set-tee-MAH-nah]

Phrase Breakdown

Questa

[KWEH-stah]

this

Feminine singular demonstrative adjective used before a feminine noun.

Example

Questa settimana abbiamo un'offerta speciale.

This week we have a special offer.

settimana

[set-tee-MAH-nah]

week

A feminine noun meaning the seven-day week.

Example

Questa settimana il ristorante propone un menu fisso.

This week the restaurant offers a fixed-price menu.

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