How to Say ‘Tomorrow morning around ten.’ in Italian
Domani mattina verso le dieci.
doh-MAH-nee mat-TEE-nah VEHR-soh leh DYEH-chee
[doh-MAH-nee mat-TEE-nah VEHR-soh leh DYEH-chee]
💬 Usage Tip: Here domani works directly with the time of day, with no linking word in between. Swap it in: domani pomeriggio "tomorrow afternoon", domani sera "tomorrow evening".
🇮🇹 In Italy: With tradespeople, verso le dieci is a loose window, so expect some lateness. Waiting in for a plumber can easily take the whole morning.
Phrase Breakdown
Domani mattina
doh-MAH-nee mat-TEE-nah
Tomorrow morning
Say do-MA-ni mat-TI-na, holding the double 't'.
Ci vediamo domani mattina.
See you tomorrow morning.
Words in this phrase
Domani
[doh-MAH-nee]
tomorrow
"Domani" means "tomorrow" and is often used to promise a prompt follow-up.
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.
Lavoro la mattina.
I work in the morning.
verso le dieci.
VEHR-soh leh DYEH-chee
around ten o'clock.
This gives an approximate time. In 'dieci' (DYE-chi), 'ci' sounds like 'chee'.
Pranziamo verso l'una.
We have lunch around one.
Words in this phrase
verso
[VEHR-soh]
around, towards
Used with times to mean approximately.
Arrivo verso le nove.
I'll arrive around nine.
le
[leh]
the (with hours)
Feminine plural article used before hours, since 'ore' (hours) is implied.
Sono le cinque.
It's five o'clock.
dieci
[DYEH-chee]
ten
The number 10; the shirt of the star playmaker.
Ho dieci euro.
I have ten euros.
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