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"Thursday" in Italian: giovedì
giovedì
Thursday in Italian is giovedì (joh-veh-DEE), masculine, with an accent on ì. Di giovedì means on Thursdays. Giovedì prossimo is next Thursday. Days are usually lowercase.
Deadline
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How to pronounce giovedì
Say it
joh-veh-DEE
/dʒo.veˈdi/
Giovedì stresses DEE: joh-veh-DEE. Soft g like j before i. Write the accent on ì.
"Thursday" in Italian: quick reference
| Italian | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| giovedì | Thursday Day name. | Day name. |
| di giovedì | on Thursdays Habit. | Habit. |
| giovedì prossimo | next Thursday Future. | Future. |
| giovedì santo | Maundy Thursday Holy Week. | Holy Week. |
How to use giovedì in real life
- 1Deadline
Consegna il lavoro entro giovedì.
Hand in the work by Thursday.
Entro giovedì.
- 2Club night
Di giovedì il locale apre tardi.
On Thursdays the venue opens late.
Di giovedì.
- 3Trip
Voliamo giovedì prossimo alle sei.
We fly next Thursday at six.
Giovedì prossimo.
Mistakes English speakers make with giovedì
Incorrect: Il Giovedì esco.
Correct: Giovedì esco.
Lowercase, usually no article.
Incorrect: Giovedi senza accento.
Correct: Giovedì.
Keep the accent.
Good to know
Office weeks often peak toward giovedì deadlines. Giovedì santo is solemn before Easter. Weekend planning chats start asking about giovedì evening plans.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Planning a midweek dinner
ChatPal
Ceniamo fuori giovedì?
Shall we eat out on Thursday?
You
Giovedì sì, ma non troppo tardi.
Thursday yes, but not too late.
ChatPal
Allora giovedì alle venti.
Then Thursday at eight p.m.
You
Perfetto. Se lavori, giovedì ci spostiamo di un'ora.
Perfect. If you're working, Thursday we'll shift by an hour.
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FAQ
Common questions about "Thursday" in Italian
Accent?
Yes—giovedì.
On Thursdays?
Di giovedì.
Next Thursday?
Giovedì prossimo.
Capital letter?
Usually lowercase.
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