How to Say ‘Have a good first day!’ in Italian
Buon primo giorno!
bwohn pree-mo jor-no
[bwohn pree-mo jor-no]
💬 Usage Tip: buono shortens to buon before most masculine words. You'll hear the same pattern in buon lavoro "have a good day at work" and buon appetito.
Phrase Breakdown
Buon
[bwohn]
good
Short form of 'buono' before a masculine singular noun; describes something positively.
Buon in Buon equilibrio indica una situazione positiva tra due aspetti.
'Buon' in 'Buon equilibrio' indicates a positive situation between two aspects.
primo
[pree-mo]
first
Number one in a set or sequence.
Il primo classificato riceverà un premio.
The first to rank will receive a prize.
giorno
[jor-no]
day
A period of twenty-four hours as a unit of time.
Il giorno comincia con la colazione.
The day begins with breakfast.
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