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What is the response to Italian question giorno è

The response to the Italian question "giorno è" depends on what you're asking.

Here's a breakdown of possibilities:

1. "What day is it?"

* The response would be the specific day of the week:

* Oggi è lunedì. (Today is Monday.)

* Oggi è martedì. (Today is Tuesday.)

* Oggi è mercoledì. (Today is Wednesday.)

* ...and so on.

2. "What time of day is it?"

* The response would be the time of day:

* È mattina. (It's morning.)

* È pomeriggio. (It's afternoon.)

* È sera. (It's evening.)

* È notte. (It's night.)

3. "What day is it?" (referring to a specific date)

* The response would be the date:

* Oggi è il 10 maggio. (Today is the 10th of May.)

Please provide more context to your question so I can give you a more specific answer. For example:

* Are you asking about the day of the week?

* Are you asking about the time of day?

* Are you asking about the date?

Once you give me more information, I can help you with the correct response!

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