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yes, di anni cinque - of five years, five years old, age 5, etc.
di is of, anni is years and cinque is five
yesterday = ieri (change the i to y and it's related - yieri-day/yesterday)
ieri comes after the time of death anti-meridiana (after noon) quattro cinque = 4:05 pm, di ieri (yesterday) nella casa posta in etc.
instead of ieri they would put the number of the day, such as diciasette (17), venti (20) etc. of the current month. ieri is just an alternative to writing the actual number of the day
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