How do you say "What time is boarding?" in Italian?

"What time is boarding?" in Italian is "A che ora è l'imbarco?". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

What does "A che ora è l'imbarco?" mean in English?

"A che ora è l'imbarco?" means "What time is boarding?" in English. Usage tip: [A che ora] is the standard way to ask "at what time." You can reuse it directly: [A che ora parte il volo?]

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How to Say ‘What time is boarding?’ in Italian

A che ora è l'imbarco?

ah keh OH-rah eh l eem-BAR-koh

[ah keh OH-rah eh l eem-BAR-koh]

💬 Usage Tip: [A che ora] is the standard way to ask "at what time." You can reuse it directly: [A che ora parte il volo?]

Phrase Breakdown

[ah]

Preposition used here in asking about time.

Example

A che ora parte il volo?

At what time does the flight leave?

che

[keh]

what

Used in the expression 'che ora' to ask 'what time.'

Example

A che ora è il check-in?

What time is check-in?

ora

[OH-rah]

hour / time

Means 'hour' and in questions often corresponds to 'time.'

Example

Non so a che ora inizia l'imbarco.

I don't know what time boarding starts.

[eh]

Third person singular of essere, meaning 'is.'

Example

L'imbarco è al gate 12.

Boarding is at gate 12.

[l]

the

Contracted form of the article before a vowel, short for 'lo' in this phrase.

Example

L'imbarco è già iniziato.

Boarding has already started.

imbarco

[eem-BAR-koh]

boarding

Refers to the process of getting on the plane.

Example

L'imbarco per Milano è tra pochi minuti.

Boarding for Milan is in a few minutes.

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