Day 2 - the word is "buongiorno"
State "buongiorno" in the morning. This phrase translates into “good morning” or “good day.”
Pronounce like bwohn-jor-noh
Buon is derived from the Italian adjective "buono," meaning "good."
Giorno is an Italian noun meaning "day."
As with many other Italian greetings, buongiorno can also mean "good-bye" depending on the context.
Buongiorno and other time-based greetings are considered the most formal way of greeting someone. That said, you can still use these phrases among friends and family.
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