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1. translate.google.itGoogle Traduttore

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2. italianpills.com › vocabulary › time-italianTelling the Time In Italian: A Simple Guide

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   What time is it in Italian? A che ora….? And the answer is… Alle + thetime; For example, A che ora ci vediamo domani sera? – What time do we meet tomorrow night? Alle 20 – At 8 pm; For noon and midnight, only the simple preposition “a” is used, though: A mezzogiorno; A mezzanotte ; What does “verso” mean? Verso means “around ...

3. context.reverso.net › translation › english-italianReverso Context | Translation in context from English to Italian

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   Download app for Windows. Learn with movies. Get relevant English-Italian translations in context with real-life examples for millions of words and expressions, using our natural language search engine applied on bilingual big data.

4. preply.com › en › blogHow to Tell Time in Italian: Ultimate Vocabulary for Beginners -...

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   5 dni temu · To ask “what time is it?” in Italian, you can use the words ora (singular form) or ore (plural form), accompanied by the third person of the verb essere: è in the singular form, sono in the plural.

5. onlineitalianclub.com › italian-vocabulary › italian-vocabulary-telling-the-timeItalian Vocabulary: Telling the Time - OnlineItalianClub.com

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   Italian Vocabulary: Telling the Time. This lesson is about how to tell the time in Italian. Che ora è? / Che ore sono? – What time is it? È l’una. – It’s one o’clock. Sono le due. It’s two o’clock. Sono le due e un quarto. It’s quarter past two. Sono le due e venticinque.- It’s twenty-five past two. Sono le due e mezza.- It’s half past two.

6. www.lawlessitalian.com › grammar › telling-timeTelling Time in Italian - Essential Italian Grammar - Lawless...

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   Telling time in Italian. To ask "What time is it?" you need the verb essere (to be). It can be in the third person singular or plural, to match ora (singular) or ore (plural). Both of these questions are equally correct: Che ora è? Che ore sono?

7. www.omniglot.com › language › timeTelling the time in Italian - Omniglot

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   How to tell the time in Italian, a Romance language spoken mainly in Italy and Switzerland.