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How to Say ‘Is tomorrow morning okay?’ in Italian

Domani mattina va bene?

doh-MAH-nee mat-TEE-nah vah BEH-neh

[doh-MAH-nee mat-TEE-nah vah BEH-neh]

💬 Usage Tip: Add va bene? after any time to propose it: Alle tre va bene? "Is three o'clock okay?".

Phrase Breakdown

Domani mattina

doh-MAH-nee mat-TEE-nah

Tomorrow morning

'Domani' is do-MA-ni. In 'mattina' (mat-TI-na), hold the double 't' a little longer.

Example

Parto domani mattina.

I'm leaving tomorrow morning.

Words in this phrase

Domani

[doh-MAH-nee]

tomorrow

"Domani" means "tomorrow" and is often used to promise a prompt follow-up.

Example

Domani ti mando il mio contatto LinkedIn.

Tomorrow I’ll send you my LinkedIn contact.

mattina

[mat-TEE-nah]

morning

Feminine noun for the morning hours.

Example

Lavoro la mattina.

I work in the morning.

va bene?

vah BEH-neh

is that okay?

This very common phrase means 'is that okay?' or 'all right?'. Raise your voice at the end for the question: va BE-ne?

Example

Alle otto va bene?

Is eight o'clock okay?

Words in this phrase

[vah]

okay

Expression of agreement or acceptance.

Example

Va bene, andiamo al cinema.

Okay, let's go to the movies.

bene

[BEH-neh]

well / fine

With 'andare', expresses that something suits someone.

Example

Ti va bene alle otto?

Is eight o'clock fine for you?

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