How to Say ‘What time is boarding?’ in Italian
A che ora è l'imbarco?
ah ke OH-rah eh l eem-BAR-koh
[ah ke OH-rah eh l eem-BAR-koh]
💬 Usage Tip: A che ora...? "At what time...?" works for any schedule. Swap in: A che ora parte il volo? "What time does the flight leave?"
Phrase Breakdown
A che ora
ah ke OH-rah
At what time
This is the standard way to ask the time of an event. 'Che' sounds like 'keh'.
A che ora parte il treno?
At what time does the train leave?
Words in this phrase
A
[ah]
At
Preposition denoting a time of the day.
A che ora ci incontriamo?
At what time shall we meet?
che
[ke]
What
Interrogative pronoun used to ask a question about something.
Che giorno è oggi?
What day is it today?
ora
[OH-rah]
time / hour
Used to ask or say the time; very common in appointments and reservations.
Non so ancora l'ora esatta della cena.
I still do not know the exact time of dinner.
è l'imbarco?
eh l eem-BAR-koh
is boarding?
'È' means 'is', with an open 'e'. 'L'imbarco' links smoothly: lim-BAR-co.
Quando è l'imbarco?
When is boarding?
Words in this phrase
è
[eh]
it is / is
Verb 'to be' used to identify or emphasize something important.
È proprio questo il punto forte dell'azienda secondo molti dipendenti.
This is exactly the company's strong point according to many employees.
l'
[l]
the (before a vowel)
Contracted article used before a vowel; part of the expression "l'importante."
"L'" atmosfera dello stadio è unica.
The atmosphere of the stadium is unique.
imbarco
[eem-BAR-koh]
boarding
Noun for the act of getting on the plane.
L'imbarco inizia tra poco.
Boarding starts soon.
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