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How to Say ‘What time is it? (also common)’ in Italian

Che ore sono?

keh OH-reh SO-noh

[keh OH-reh SO-noh]

💬 Usage Tip: This is the plural version of che ora è?. It matches how you answer: sono le....

Phrase Breakdown

Che

[keh]

what

Question word used to ask for information or specification.

Example

Che tipo di ruolo cerchi?

What kind of role are you looking for?

ore

[OH-reh]

hours

Plural of hour, used in time limits and deadlines.

Example

Può annullare «Fino a ventiquattro ore prima».

You can cancel "until twenty-four hours before."

sono

[SO-noh]

They are

Used as a plural form of 'to be', indicating existence or identity of multiple entities.

Example

Sono 10 euro, grazie.

They are 10 euros, thank you.

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