How to Say ‘What is the day today?’ in Italian
Che giorno è oggi?
ke JOHR-noh eh OH-jhi
[ke JOHR-noh eh OH-jhi]
💬 Usage Tip: In questions with [che], Italian often keeps the normal word order: [Che giorno è oggi?], literally 'what day is today?' You can reuse that pattern in [Che ore sono?] and [Che mese è?].
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[ke]
What
Interrogative pronoun used to ask a question about something.
Che giorno è oggi?
What day is it today?
giorno
[JOHR-noh]
Day
A period of 24 hours as a unit of time, reckoned from one midnight to the next.
Che giorno è oggi?
What day is it today?
è
[eh]
Is
A form of the verb 'to be', used in questions and sentences.
Che giorno è oggi?
What day is it today?
oggi
[OH-jhi]
Today
On this current day.
Che giorno è oggi?
What day is it today?
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