How do you say "Then / In that case" in Italian?

"Then / In that case" in Italian is "Allora". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘Then / In that case’ in Italian

Q: What does "Allora" mean in English?

"Allora" means "Then / In that case" in English. Usage tip: [Allora] often works like "so" or "in that case," not just "then" in a time sense. You'll hear it a lot when someone reacts to new information: [Allora prenoto] or [Allora va bene].

Allora

ahl-LOH-rah

[ahl-LOH-rah]

💬 Usage Tip: [Allora] often works like "so" or "in that case," not just "then" in a time sense. You'll hear it a lot when someone reacts to new information: [Allora prenoto] or [Allora va bene].

Phrase Breakdown

Allora

[ahl-LOH-rah]

so / then

A common discourse word used to continue, conclude, or move the conversation forward.

Example

Allora, che menu speciale avete oggi?

So, what special menu do you have today?

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