Meaning of 今日も一日？ > **** This is the first time I have come across this. What exactly does it mean and how would I use it? I've seen it in other sentences too like:

Meaning of 今日も一日？ > This is the first time I have come across this. What exactly does it mean and how would I use it? I've seen it in other sentences too like: >

We have two very different {}{}'s here.

> **** {}{}{}

> **** **** {}{}{}

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> **** ****

Here, ("today also") and (the "work" day) function separately and independently from each other. Grammatically, it is **_not_** the same that we use very often as a set phrase.

" ** _Today, too,_** (they are) indulged in a drinking party as if it were the closing ceremony of **_the day_**."

Moving on...

The insanely common set phrase that I am talking about is the "other" seen below.

> **** {}

Here, means " **today as usual** " or even just " **as always** ". It works adverbially.

"Let us work hard (today) **_as usual_**!"

Meaning of 今日も一日？ > **** This is the first time I have come across this. What exactly does it mean and how would I use it? I've seen it in other sentences too like: > ****

Meaning of 今日も一日？ > This is the first time I have come across this. What exactly does it mean and how would I use it? I've seen it in other sentences too like: >