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How to Say ‘Friday at ten’ in Italian

Venerdì alle dieci

veh-nehr-DEE AHL-leh DYEH-chee

[veh-nehr-DEE AHL-leh DYEH-chee]

💬 Usage Tip: Alle is a + le merged, and you use it for clock times: alle dieci, alle tre. One o'clock is the exception, all'una, because it counts as just one hour.

Phrase Breakdown

Venerdì

[veh-nehr-DEE]

Friday

Fifth day of the week, named after Venus.

Example

Venerdì sera esco con gli amici.

Friday evening I go out with friends.

alle

[AHL-leh]

at (the)

'a' + 'le'; used to give clock times.

Example

Ceniamo alle nove.

We have dinner at nine.

dieci

[DYEH-chee]

ten

The number 10; the shirt of the star playmaker.

Example

Ho dieci euro.

I have ten euros.

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