How to Say ‘At eight’ in Italian
Alle otto
AHL-leh OHT-toh
[AHL-leh OHT-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [A] + [le] becomes [alle], so [alle otto] is literally 'at the eight'. The same merging happens in other common combinations too, like [a] + [il] = [al].
Phrase Breakdown
Alle
[AHL-leh]
at the; at
Plural form used in time expressions, as in alle otto = at eight o'clock.
Alle otto il ristorante è pieno.
At eight o'clock the restaurant is full.
otto
[OHT-toh]
eight
The number eight; in time expressions it means eight o'clock.
Alle otto arriva la vostra prenotazione.
Your reservation arrives at eight o'clock.
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