How to Say ‘Eight o'clock’ in Italian
Le otto
leh OHT-toh
[leh OHT-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: For clock times, Italian uses the article: [le otto], literally "the eight." The same pattern gives [all'una] but [alle due], [alle otto].
Phrase Breakdown
Le
[leh]
the
Article used in Italian when telling the time with hours.
Le otto sono un buon orario per cenare.
Eight o'clock is a good time for dinner.
otto
[OHT-toh]
eight
The number eight, used here to indicate the hour.
Le otto vanno bene per la prenotazione.
Eight o'clock works well for the reservation.
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