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1. “buona giornata” (Italian) in English is

   Have a nice day

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3. dailyitalianwords.com › italian-phrase-have-a-niceHow to Say "Have a nice day / good day!" in Italian - Buona ...

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   May 17, 2020 · Learn the difference between buongiorno and buona giornata, and when to use them in formal and informal contexts. Find out how to wish someone a good day, a good evening, or a good weekend in Italian with examples and tips.

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4. dailyitalianwords.com › how-to-say-good-morning-inHow to Say “Good Morning!” in Italian: 5 Different Ways

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   • Buongiorno: The standard way to say ‘good morning’ in Italian. If you are already familiar with a bit of Italian, you probably know how to say hello: Buongiorno!
   • Buona giornata: Good morning when saying goodbye. Buona giornata also means good morning / good day but unlike buongiorno, it is only ever used to say goodbye at the end of a conversation.
   • Buona mattinata: The (alternative) literal translation. The literal translation of good morning in Italian is buona mattina, with buona meaning good and mattina meaning morning, but it is never used as a greeting.
   • Buondì: The friendly alternative. Buondì! is the combination of buon (good) and dì (an older form of giorno which means day). It is also written as two words: buon dì.

5. en.bab.la › dictionary › italian-englishBUONA GIORNATA! - Translation in English - bab.la

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   buona organizzazione. buona pratica. buona qualità. buona reputazione. buona salute. buona sera. Moreover, bab.la provides the English-Urdu dictionary for more translations. Translation for 'buona giornata!' in the free Italian-English dictionary and many other English translations.

6. dictionary.reverso.net › Buona+GiornataBuona Giornata translation in English | Italian ... - Reverso

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   Buona Giornata. good day adv. Vi auguriamo una Buona Giornata Borrelli Antichita. We wish you a good day Borrelli Antichita. Buona Giornata a tutte! 🙂. good day to all! good morning adv. Sono passata solo per augurarle buona giornata. I was just stopping by to say good morning.

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   What does Buona giornata mean?

   • Buona giornata also means good morning / good day but unlike buongiorno, it is only ever used to say goodbye at the end of a conversation. For this reason, the more accurate translation would be Have a good morning! or Have a good day! Buona giornata, Michele! Ci vediamo domani! Have a good morning / day, Michele! See you tomorrow! Ciao!

   How to Say “Good Morning!” in Italian: 5 Different Ways

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   What is the difference between Buon giornata & Buona Serata?

   • Buona giornata tends to be said in the morning, or the early afternoon at the very latest whereas Buona serata! ( Have a good evening / good night!) is used in the evening and at night. Another common greeting is Buon weekend! / Buon fine settimana! ( Have a good weekend!) which is normally said on the Friday before the start of the weekend.

   How to Say "Have a nice day / good day!" in Italian - Buona giornata

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   What does Buona Serata mean?

   • buona sera good evening! [Vieilli]; [Liter.] S [...] n. buona serata! have a nice evening! ; have fun! buona fortuna! good luck! "buon prosegui [...] without offending ; with the blessing of ; with the app [...] [Iron.] Helping millions of people and large organizations communicate more efficiently and precisely in all languages.

   Buona Giornata translation in English - Reverso

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   When do Italians say 'Good Morning' or 'Boona Mattina'?

   • (The literal translation of “Good morning,” buon mattino or buona mattina , is almost never used.) It’s typically used from the morning to late afternoon, usually around 5 p.m. to 6 p.m., at which point Italians start greeting each other with buonasera (Good evening) instead. This timing was a little confusing for me when I moved to Italy.

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8. www.fluentu.com › blog › italianGood Morning in Italian: 9 Ways To Start Your Italian Day ...

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   Sep 16, 2023 · Learn how to say good morning in Italian with buongiorno, buondì, buona giornata and more. Find out the meaning, usage and context of each greeting and get useful phrases for your morning routine.

9. lingookies.com › have-a-good-day-in-italianHow do you say have a good day in Italian? - Lingookies

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   Jan 16, 2023 · Learn three ways to wish someone a good day in Italian: buona giornata, passa una buona giornata, and passi una buona giornata. Find out the differences in meaning, usage, and pronunciation of these expressions.

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11. dailyitalianwords.com › how-and-when-to-use-theHow and When to Use the Most Common Italian Greetings

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    Dec 15, 2022 · Learn the meaning and usage of buona giornata, buona serata and other Italian greetings in different contexts. Find out the difference between ciao, arrivederci and addio, and discover some colloquial variations.