How to Say ‘For now’ in Italian
Per ora
pehr OR-ah
[pehr OR-ah]
💬 Usage Tip: Deals with current temporary status.
🇮🇹 In Italy: Italians often use this to indicate short-term plans or solutions.
Phrase Breakdown
Per
[pehr]
For
Preposition indicating purpose or duration.
Per ora, dovremmo continuare a parlare.
For now, we should keep talking.
ora
[OR-ah]
Now
Refers to the present moment or time.
Manteniamo la calma per ora.
Let's keep calm for now.
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