Breakdown of Alla fine della settimana, sono felice.
io
I
essere
to be
di
of
felice
happy
la settimana
the week
la fine
the end
Questions & Answers about Alla fine della settimana, sono felice.
Why do we say alla fine della settimana instead of something like alla fine di settimana?
In Italian, fine (meaning end) is typically followed by the definite article and the noun when talking about a specific period of time. So you say alla fine della settimana (literally at the end of the week). Using della combines di + la (meaning of the), which sounds more natural and grammatically complete than alla fine di settimana.
Why is sono felice used instead of sto felice?
Do we need to say Io sono felice to be correct?
Is settimana masculine or feminine, and why is it alla fine della settimana?
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