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How to Say ‘So, Thursday at ten.’ in Italian

Allora, giovedì alle dieci.

ahl-LOH-rah joh-veh-DEE AHL-leh DYAY-chee

[ahl-LOH-rah joh-veh-DEE AHL-leh DYAY-chee]

💬 Usage Tip: Allora here means "so" or "right then", used to wrap up or confirm. You'll hear it constantly as a conversational filler.

Phrase Breakdown

Allora,

ahl-LOH-rah

So,

A filler word for 'so' or 'then'. Hold the double 'll' and stress 'LO'.

Example

Allora, andiamo?

So, shall we go?

Words in this phrase

Allora

[ahl-LOH-rah]

so / then

Introduces the next step in a decision, often after someone has agreed.

Example

Allora prendo... qualcosa che ti piace davvero.

So I’ll get... something you really like.

giovedì alle dieci.

joh-veh-DEE AHL-leh DYAY-chee

Thursday at ten.

Confirms the time. Stress the final 'dì'.

Example

La riunione è giovedì alle dieci.

The meeting is Thursday at ten.

Words in this phrase

giovedì

[joh-veh-DEE]

Thursday

The day of the week after Wednesday.

Example

Ci vediamo giovedì.

See you on Thursday.

alle

[AHL-leh]

at the / at

Used before clock times in Italian, especially with plural hours like otto.

Example

La prenotazione è Alle otto.

The reservation is at eight.

dieci

[DYAY-chee]

Ten

The number equivalent to the sum of nine and one.

Example

Ho dieci libri.

I have ten books.

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