How to Say ‘July twentieth’ in Italian
Il venti luglio
eel VEHN-tee LOOL-yoh
[eel VEHN-tee LOOL-yoh]
💬 Usage Tip: Months are written in lowercase in Italian: luglio, marzo, dicembre "December".
Phrase Breakdown
Il
[eel]
the
The masculine singular definite article, equivalent to "the."
Nella frase "Il ritardo", "Il" è l'articolo.
In the phrase "The delay," "Il" is the article.
venti
[VEHN-tee]
twenty
The number 20, often used when talking about prices or paying with cash.
Ho solo venti euro nel portafoglio.
I only have twenty euros in my wallet.
luglio
[LOOL-yoh]
July
The seventh month of the year, a summer month.
Vado al mare a luglio.
I go to the seaside in July.
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