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How to Talk About Dates, Seasons, and Weather in Italian
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Talking About Dates in Italian
In Italian, stating the date involves the day, the month, and sometimes the year. The format differs slightly from English, as the day precedes the month.
Il primo gennaio
January 1st
Il 12 novembre 2023
November 12th, 2023
Seasons in Italian
Italy, like many other countries, experiences four distinct seasons. Here is how you can refer to them in Italian:
- Spring - La primavera
- Summer - L'estate
- Autumn - L'autunno
- Winter - L'inverno
Expressions Related to Seasons
La primavera arriva a marzo
Spring arrives in March
Fa molto caldo in estate
It is very hot in summer
Weather Vocabulary in Italian
Weather is a common topic of conversation. Here are some essential phrases that can help you discuss the weather in Italian:
Com'è il tempo?
What's the weather like?
Sta piovendo
It is raining
C'è il sole
It's sunny
Having some weather-related vocabulary at your disposal can be especially useful when traveling.
Further Reading
- Days of the Week in Italian
A beginner's guide to learning the days of the week in Italian.
- Months in Italian
Learn how to say and use the months of the year in Italian.
- The Four Seasons in Italian
Discover how to talk about the seasons and related vocabulary in Italian.