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How to Say ‘At the end of dinner’ in Italian

A fine cena

ah FEE-neh CHEH-nah

[ah FEE-neh CHEH-nah]

💬 Usage Tip: A fine + a noun means "at the end of", with no article needed. Example: a fine serata "at the end of the evening".

Phrase Breakdown

A

[ah]

at

Used with time expressions.

Example

Ci vediamo a quest'ora domani.

See you at this time tomorrow.

fine

[FEE-neh]

end

'A fine' means at the end of.

Example

Paghiamo a fine mese.

We pay at the end of the month.

cena

[CHEH-nah]

Dinner

The main meal or time of eating in the evening.

Example

La cena è servita alle otto.

Dinner is served at eight.

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