How to Say ‘For which day’ in Italian
Per quale giorno
pehr KWAH-leh JYOR-noh
[pehr KWAH-leh JYOR-noh]
💬 Usage Tip: Used to inquire about specific dates or days in appointments.
Phrase Breakdown
Per
[pehr]
For which day
Used to specify a day in question.
Per quale giorno è fissata l'operazione?
For which day is the operation scheduled?
quale
[KWAH-leh]
Which
Used for identifying a specific one or ones.
Per quale cliente stai lavorando?
Which client are you working for?
giorno
[JYOR-noh]
Day
A unit of time equivalent to 24 hours.
Domani sarà un altro giorno.
Tomorrow will be another day.
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