How to Say ‘At what time’ in Italian
A che ora
ah keh OH-rah
[ah keh OH-rah]
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
at / to
A common Italian preposition meaning at, to, or in depending on context.
Siamo qui a che ora apre il banco check-in?
We are here; at what time does the check-in counter open?
che
[keh]
what / which
Question word used to ask for specific information, here as part of asking the time.
Può dirmi che a che ora parte il volo?
Can you tell me at what time the flight leaves?
ora
[OH-rah]
time / hour
Ora means hour or time and is often used in questions about schedules.
Vorrei sapere ora a che ora inizia l'imbarco.
I would like to know now at what time boarding begins.
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