How to Say ‘In April?’ in Italian
Ad aprile?
ahd ah-PREE-leh
[ahd ah-PREE-leh]
💬 Usage Tip: a becomes ad before a word starting with a so the two vowels don't run together: ad aprile, ad agosto. Before other letters it stays a: a maggio.
Phrase Breakdown
Ad
[ahd]
in
Form of 'a' used before a vowel; with months it means 'in'.
Parto ad agosto.
I leave in August.
aprile
[ah-PREE-leh]
April
Fourth month of the year.
Ad aprile piove spesso.
In April it often rains.
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