How to Say ‘For tomorrow evening.’ in Italian
Per domani sera.
pehr doh-MAH-nee SEH-rah
[pehr doh-MAH-nee SEH-rah]
Phrase Breakdown
Per
[pehr]
for
Used to indicate the intended time or purpose, such as for a future reservation.
Quando prenoto, specifico: «Per domani sera».
When I reserve, I specify: “For tomorrow evening.”
domani
[doh-MAH-nee]
tomorrow
Refers to the day after today; often used when making near-future plans.
Se la prenotazione è vicina, dico: «Per domani sera».
If the reservation is soon, I say: “For tomorrow evening.”
sera
[SEH-rah]
evening
The part of the day when many people go out for dinner.
Per indicare l'orario, aggiungo: «Per domani sera».
To indicate the time, I add: “For tomorrow evening.”
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