How to Say ‘It ends in March’ in Italian
Finisce a marzo
fee-NEE-sheh ah MAHR-tsoh
[fee-NEE-sheh ah MAHR-tsoh]
💬 Usage Tip: Months take a for "in": a marzo, a giugno. Months are also written without a capital letter in Italian.
Phrase Breakdown
Finisce
[fee-NEE-sheh]
(he/she) finishes
Third person singular of 'finire', to finish.
La lezione finisce alle cinque.
The lesson finishes at five.
a
[ah]
in
Preposition used before month names to say when something happens.
Parto a dicembre.
I leave in December.
marzo
[MAHR-tsoh]
March
The third month of the year; months are not capitalized in Italian.
A marzo arriva la primavera.
Spring arrives in March.
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