Giorno per giorno
Example: Imparo l'italiano giorno per giorno con costanza.
Definition
"Giorno per giorno" is an adverbial phrase in Italian that means gradually or day by day, indicating a process or action that happens continuously and steadily over time. It emphasizes consistent progress or learning occurring every single day.
Etymology
The phrase "giorno per giorno" literally translates to "day by day" in English. It comes from the Italian word "giorno" meaning day, repeated with the preposition "per" meaning for or by, highlighting the passage of time in a sequential and ongoing manner. This expression has been used in Italian for centuries to describe gradual or incremental progress.
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