How to Say ‘At eight o'clock.’ in Italian
Alle otto.
AHL-leh OHT-toh
[AHL-leh OHT-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [A] + [le] becomes [alle]. The same kind of merge happens in many common combinations, like [a] + [il] = [al].
Phrase Breakdown
Alle
[AHL-leh]
at the / at
Used with clock times; “alle” is the normal preposition for most hours.
Per specificare l'orario, dico: «Alle otto».
To specify the time, I say: “At eight.”
otto
[OHT-toh]
eight
The number eight, referring here to eight o’clock.
Se la prenotazione è presto, dico: «Alle otto».
If the reservation is early, I say: “At eight.”
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