How to Say âIt's seven o'clockâ in Italian
Sono le sette
SO-noh Leh SEH-teh
[SO-noh Leh SEH-teh]
Phrase Breakdown
Sono
[SO-noh]
They are
Used as a plural form of 'to be', indicating existence or identity of multiple entities.
Sono 10 euro, grazie.
They are 10 euros, thank you.
le
[Leh]
The (feminine plural)
Definite article used for feminine plural nouns.
Le mele costano tre euro al chilo.
The apples cost three euros per kilo.
sette
[SEH-teh]
seven
The number 7.
Sette gatti.
Seven cats.
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