How to Say ‘Up to twenty-four hours before’ in Italian
Fino a ventiquattro ore prima
FEE-noh ah ven-tee-KWAHT-troh OH-reh PREE-mah
[FEE-noh ah ven-tee-KWAHT-troh OH-reh PREE-mah]
Phrase Breakdown
Fino
[FEE-noh]
until / up to
Used to indicate a limit in time, such as a deadline.
La cancellazione gratuita vale «Fino a ventiquattro ore prima».
Free cancellation applies "until twenty-four hours before."
a
[ah]
to
Here it is part of a time expression meaning up to or until.
È possibile cancellare «Fino a ventiquattro ore prima».
It is possible to cancel "until twenty-four hours before."
ventiquattro
[ven-tee-KWAHT-troh]
twenty-four
The number twenty-four, often used in cancellation deadlines.
Il termine è «Fino a ventiquattro ore prima» dell'orario.
The deadline is "until twenty-four hours before" the scheduled time.
ore
[OH-reh]
hours
Plural of hour, used in time limits and deadlines.
Può annullare «Fino a ventiquattro ore prima».
You can cancel "until twenty-four hours before."
prima
[PREE-mah]
before
Indicates earlier than a certain moment or event.
La regola vale «Fino a ventiquattro ore prima» della prenotazione.
The rule applies "until twenty-four hours before" the reservation.
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