How to Say ‘Perfect, we'll open it tonight at dinner.’ in Italian
Perfetto, lo apriamo stasera a cena.
pehr-FEHT-toh lo ah-PRYAH-moh stah-SEH-rah ah CHEH-nah
[pehr-FEHT-toh lo ah-PRYAH-moh stah-SEH-rah ah CHEH-nah]
Phrase Breakdown
Perfetto,
pehr-FEHT-toh
Perfect,
Say pehr-FET-toh and hold the double T.
Perfetto, grazie!
Perfect, thanks!
Words in this phrase
Perfetto
[pehr-FEHT-toh]
perfect
Used to show that something is exactly right.
Perfetto, grazie mille.
Perfect, thank you very much.
lo apriamo
lo ah-PRYAH-moh
we'll open it
Link 'lo' and 'apriamo' smoothly into loh-ah-PRYAH-moh.
Lo apriamo insieme.
We'll open it together.
Words in this phrase
lo
[lo]
it
Used to refer to an object or thing mentioned earlier.
Lo vedo ogni giorno.
I see it every day.
apriamo
[ah-PRYAH-moh]
we open
'Noi' form of 'aprire', to open.
Apriamo la finestra?
Shall we open the window?
stasera a cena.
stah-SEH-rah ah CHEH-nah
tonight at dinner.
'Stasera' means 'this evening'. In 'cena' (CHEH-nah), the C is soft.
Ci vediamo stasera a cena.
See you tonight at dinner.
Words in this phrase
stasera
[stah-SEH-rah]
tonight
Short for 'questa sera', this evening.
Stasera esco con gli amici.
Tonight I'm going out with friends.
a
[ah]
at
Used with time expressions.
Ci vediamo a quest'ora domani.
See you at this time tomorrow.
cena
[CHEH-nah]
dinner
The evening meal; common when making restaurant bookings.
La cena inizierà verso le otto e mezza.
Dinner will start around eight thirty.
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