American English
/tʰəˈdeɪ/
2 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
on this day, the day that is happening now
Today is usually pronounced “tuh-DAY” (/təˈdeɪ/). You may also hear “too-DAY” (/tuˈdeɪ/); both are normal American pronunciations.
on this day, the day that is happening now
I have a meeting today.
Today, we are working from home.
Say today, not on today. Use on with a day such as on Monday.
earlier today · later today · today's news · today's weather
Today + subject + verb
Subject + verb + today
the present day or present time, especially when compared with the past or future
Today is very different from the past.
Today's technology changes quickly.
Before a word like news, use today's: today's news.
today's world · today's technology
Today + is + adjective
Today's + noun + verb
up to this date; at the present time
As of today, the office is still closed.
starting today and continuing into the future
From today on, we will recycle.
the day, month, and year of the present day
What is today's date?