How to Say ‘Upon arrival’ in Italian
All'arrivo
ahl ar-REE-voh
[ahl ar-REE-voh]
💬 Usage Tip: [A] + [il] becomes [al], and before a vowel that gives [all']. The apostrophe in [all'arrivo] shows the second word starts with a vowel.
Phrase Breakdown
All'
[ahl]
at the
A contracted preposition from a + il, here forming the first part of all'arrivo, meaning at the arrival.
All' ingresso c'è una persona che aiuta con le auto.
At the entrance there is a person who helps with the cars.
arrivo
[ar-REE-voh]
arrival
A noun meaning arrival; here it refers to when the guest gets there.
La aiuteremo all'arrivo davanti al ristorante.
We will help you upon arrival in front of the restaurant.
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