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How to Say ‘Eight o'clock is fine.’ in Italian

Alle otto va bene.

AHL-leh OHT-toh vah BEH-neh

[AHL-leh OHT-toh vah BEH-neh]

💬 Usage Tip: [A] + [le] becomes [alle], which is the normal way to say clock times like [alle otto] or [alle nove]. [Va bene] is a very common all-purpose phrase for [is fine] or [works].

Phrase Breakdown

Alle otto

AHL-leh OHT-toh

At eight o'clock

Preposition articolata + time expression indicating the agreed time.

Example

Ci vediamo alle otto.

We’ll meet at eight.

Words in this phrase

Alle

[AHL-leh]

at the; at

Used with times, such as when agreeing on an hour for the reservation.

Example

Possiamo venire alle otto senza problemi.

We can come at eight without problems.

otto

[OHT-toh]

eight

Refers to the hour agreed for the reservation.

Example

Alle otto il ristorante è già aperto.

At eight the restaurant is already open.

Va bene

vah BEH-neh

That works / That's fine

Common expression used to agree to a time or arrangement.

Example

Domani va bene.

Tomorrow works fine.

Words in this phrase

va

[vah]

it goes; it is

Part of va bene, a common phrase meaning something is okay or suitable.

Example

Per noi va bene anche un po' più tardi.

For us, a little later is also fine.

bene

[BEH-neh]

well; fine

Used to show acceptance or agreement.

Example

Sì, bene, confermiamo per le otto.

Yes, fine, we confirm for eight.

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