How to say "yesterday morning" in Italian?

In Italian "yesterday morning" translates to  ieri mattina 

Transliteration: yeh-ree maht-tee-nah

🇮🇹 Ieri mattina sono andato a correre nel parco.

🗣️ yeh-ree maht-tee-nah soh-noh ahn-dah-toh ah koh-rreh-reh nel pahr-koh.

🇺🇸 Yesterday morning I went for a run in the park.



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Italian

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to say "yesterday morning" in Italian?

You can use the word "ieri mattina" which translates to "yesterday morning".

How to pronounce "ieri mattina" (yesterday morning) in Italian?

The word "ieri mattina" is pronounced as "yeh-ree maht-tee-nah".

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