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How to Say ‘After six months’ in Italian

Dopo sei mesi

DOH-poh say MEH-zee

[DOH-poh say MEH-zee]

🇮🇹 In Italy: Benefits that start only after six months often line up with the periodo di prova "probation period", which is common in Italian contracts.

Phrase Breakdown

Dopo

[DOH-poh]

after

A preposition used to talk about something happening later in time.

Example

Dopo l'evento ti ho mandato un'email di follow-up.

After the event I sent you a follow-up email.

sei

[say]

six

The number six, often used with years in job-related conversations.

Example

Ha lavorato per "sei" anni nel marketing.

He/She worked for "six" years in marketing.

mesi

[MEH-zee]

months

Plural of 'mese'.

Example

Sono passati tre mesi.

Three months have passed.

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