How to Say ‘Have a good day at work, everyone!’ in Italian
Buon lavoro a tutti!
bwohn lah-VOH-roh ah TOOT-tee
[bwohn lah-VOH-roh ah TOOT-tee]
🇮🇹 In Italy: A standard friendly sign-off at the end of a morning meeting or call. It has no real English match, so people say it even when everyone keeps working together.
Phrase Breakdown
Buon lavoro
bwohn lah-VOH-roh
Have a good day at work
A common workplace wish. 'Buon' is the shortened form of 'buono'.
Buon lavoro, Giulia!
Have a good day at work, Giulia!
Words in this phrase
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.
lavoro
[lah-VOH-roh]
work
Refers to professional activity, job duties, or working life.
Lavoro e vita privata è una combinazione importante quando valuti un'azienda.
'Work and private life' is an important combination when you evaluate a company.
a tutti!
ah TOOT-tee
everyone!
Literally 'to all'. Double the 't' in 'tutti'.
Ciao a tutti!
Hi, everyone!
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
"A" is a simple preposition used in many fixed expressions and combinations.
Magari ci vediamo davanti a un caffè la prossima settimana.
Maybe we’ll meet over a coffee next week.
tutti
[TOOT-tee]
all
Refers to the total number or entirety.
Tutti gli studenti erano presenti.
All the students were present.
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