How to Say ‘On July twentieth’ in Italian
Il venti luglio
eel VEHN-tee LOO-lyoh
[eel VEHN-tee LOO-lyoh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian dates normally use the article before the day number: [il venti luglio], [il dodici maggio]. But with just the month, you'd usually say [a luglio], [a maggio].
Phrase Breakdown
Il
[eel]
the
Masculine singular definite article; in dates, Italian often uses it before the day number.
Il venti luglio andiamo a cena fuori.
On the twentieth of July we are going out for dinner.
venti
[VEHN-tee]
twenty
The cardinal number 20; in dates it refers to the day of the month.
Il venti luglio è il compleanno di mio cugino.
The twentieth of July is my cousin's birthday.
luglio
[LOO-lyoh]
July
The month of July.
Il venti luglio fa spesso molto caldo.
On July twentieth it is often very hot.
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