"Domani è lunedì."

Translation: Tomorrow is Monday.

[le.dog]

The saddest thing to say in a week

[e_n_d_r_e]

Why is not correct: It is Monday tomorrow

[SteveDistin]

In English it's equivalent, though a little awkward. Technically there is a subtle difference in English because the word order means "tomorrow = Monday" and if you say "it is..." you haven't technically defined the antecedent, but maybe that's not a problem in Italian.

[Andrew667218]

Go away Monday no one likes you and you have no friends

[LarsX]

I'm sorry but there is no way I can get Lunedi out of her pronunciation. I went for Venerdi.

[jaye16]

Report it.

[randomfatechidna]

You can almost hear the Sunday blues in her voice :(

[Maarten_v_S]

What's wrong with: Tomorrow's Monday?

[indritana]

Could this not mean Sunday and Monday? With e instead of è?

[f.formica]

They have a different pronunciation: 'e' is a closed vowel (é - think 'a' in failure), while è is an open vowel (è - think 'e' in stress).

[ahaukan]

eredi...is the sound voice coming out the speaker, an "r" sound is in the voice...

[Haiduke]

True story..

[rhfortes]

Why not "domani è il lunedì"? Would it be wrong use the article?

[Martin133254]

Garfield's worst nightmare