How to Say ‘Would nine o'clock work for you?’ in Italian
Le andrebbe bene alle nove?
leh ahn-DREB-beh BEH-neh AH-leh NOH-veh
[leh ahn-DREB-beh BEH-neh AH-leh NOH-veh]
💬 Usage Tip: Le here means "to you" in the polite form, and andare bene "to go well" is the everyday way to say something suits you. Swap in other options: Le andrebbe bene domani? "Would tomorrow suit you?"
Phrase Breakdown
Le andrebbe bene
leh ahn-DREB-beh BEH-neh
Would it suit you
'Le' is the formal 'to you'. 'Andrebbe bene' is a polite conditional: an-DREB-be BE-ne.
Le andrebbe bene domani?
Would tomorrow suit you?
Words in this phrase
Le
[leh]
to you (formal)
Formal indirect pronoun meaning 'to you', used politely with strangers like customers.
Le porto il caffè.
I'll bring you the coffee.
andrebbe
[ahn-DREB-beh]
would suit / would you like
Conditional of 'andare'; with 'ti' it means 'would you fancy'.
Ti andrebbe un caffè?
Would you like a coffee?
bene
[BEH-neh]
well / fine
With 'andare', means to suit or be convenient.
Ti va bene domani?
Is tomorrow fine for you?
alle nove?
AH-leh NOH-veh
at nine?
'Alle' plus an hour gives a time. Let your voice rise for the question.
Apriamo alle nove.
We open at nine.
Words in this phrase
alle
[AH-leh]
At
Used to specify time occurrence.
Alla festa arrivo alle otto.
I arrive at the party at eight.
nove
[NOH-veh]
nine (o'clock)
The number nine; with 'alle' it refers to the time nine o'clock.
Il tavolo è prenotato per le nove.
The table is booked for nine o'clock.
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