How to Say ‘Is two o'clock okay?’ in Italian
Va bene alle due?
vah BEH-neh AHL-leh DOO-eh
[vah BEH-neh AHL-leh DOO-eh]
💬 Usage Tip: To ask if a time works, Italian often uses [va bene] + time: [Va bene alle due?] You can swap in another time easily: [Va bene alle tre?]
Phrase Breakdown
Va
[vah]
it goes / is it okay
In the expression va bene, va helps form the meaning is it okay or does it work.
Va bene per domani?
Is tomorrow okay?
bene
[BEH-neh]
well / okay
In va bene, it means okay, good, or acceptable.
Per me bene così.
For me, this is fine.
Alle due
AHL-leh DOO-eh
At two o'clock
Used to indicate a time; literally 'at the two'.
Ci vediamo alle due.
We'll meet at two.
Words in this phrase
alle
[AHL-leh]
at the / at
Used to introduce plural clock times.
La lezione inizia alle tre.
The lesson starts at three.
due
[DOO-eh]
two
Refers to the hour two in telling time.
L'incontro è alle due.
The meeting is at two.
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