No. 733 in Italian
mattino
"Mattino" means "morning" in English.
In a sentence
Il mattino presto è il momento migliore per fare jogging.
Early morning is the best time to jog.
In this sentence, 'mattino' refers to the early hours of the day, emphasizing the time of day that is ideal for jogging.
Ogni mattino bevo un caffè prima di iniziare a lavorare.
Every morning I drink a coffee before starting work.
Here, 'mattino' indicates the routine action taking place in the morning, showing habitual activity.
Il mattino seguente al temporale, il cielo era sereno.
The morning following the storm, the sky was clear.
In this case, 'mattino' is used to describe the specific morning that is subsequent to the event mentioned, providing a temporal context.
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