How to Say ‘For which day’ in Italian
Per quale giorno
pehr KWAH-leh JOR-noh
[pehr KWAH-leh JOR-noh]
Phrase Breakdown
Per
[pehr]
for
Here it helps introduce the requested date or day for a reservation.
Le chiedo: «Per quale giorno» desidera il tavolo?
I ask you: "For which day" would you like the table?
quale
[KWAH-leh]
which
An interrogative word used to ask for a specific choice.
«Per quale giorno» vuole prenotare esattamente?
"For which day" exactly do you want to book?
giorno
[JOR-noh]
day
Refers to the day of the reservation, such as Friday or Saturday.
«Per quale giorno» è la prenotazione?
"For which day" is the reservation?
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