No. 167 in Italian
sabato
"Sabato" means "Saturday" in English.
In a sentence
Sabato andrò al mercato.
On Saturday, I will go to the market.
Here, 'sabato' is used as a noun to signify a specific day of the week.
Questo sabato, organizziamo una festa.
This Saturday, we are organizing a party.
Here, 'sabato' is preceded by a demonstrative adjective 'questo,' emphasizing a specific occurrence of that day.
Di sabato, mi piace rilassarmi e leggere un libro.
On Saturdays, I like to relax and read a book.
Here, 'sabato' is used in the plural sense to indicate a habitual action that occurs on Saturdays in general.
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