How to Say ‘For Saturday evening.’ in Italian
Per sabato sera.
pehr SAH-bah-toh SEH-rah
[pehr SAH-bah-toh SEH-rah]
🇮🇹 In Italy: When booking, Italians often give the day and general time naturally, like [per sabato sera], before getting more specific. That sounds normal and not vague.
Phrase Breakdown
Per
[pehr]
for
Used to indicate the date or time of a reservation.
Vorrei prenotare per sabato sera.
I would like to book for Saturday evening.
Sabato sera
SAH-bah-toh SEH-rah
Saturday evening
A time expression referring to the evening of Saturday.
Andiamo a cena sabato sera.
We’re going out for dinner on Saturday evening.
Words in this phrase
sabato
[SAH-bah-toh]
Saturday
A weekday noun used to specify when you want the booking.
Cerco un tavolo per sabato sera.
I’m looking for a table for Saturday evening.
sera
[SEH-rah]
evening
Used with a day to indicate the evening time period.
Per sabato sera abbiamo ancora posto.
For Saturday evening we still have space.
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