How to Say ‘At two in the afternoon’ in Italian
Alle due del pomeriggio
AHL-leh DOOH-eh dehl poh-meh-REED-joh
[AHL-leh DOOH-eh dehl poh-meh-REED-joh]
Phrase Breakdown
Alle due
AHL-leh DOOH-eh
At two
'Alle' means 'at the' and is used for clock times. Say the double 'l' clearly: 'AL-le DU-e'.
Ci vediamo alle due.
See you at two.
Words in this phrase
Alle
[AHL-leh]
at (the)
'a' + 'le'; used to give clock times.
Ceniamo alle nove.
We have dinner at nine.
due
[DOOH-eh]
Two
Indicating the second item in a series.
Due persone hanno chiesto di vedere la mamma.
Two people asked to see mom.
del pomeriggio
dehl poh-meh-REED-joh
in the afternoon
Stress 'po-me-RIG-gio'. The 'ggio' sounds like a soft, long 'jo'.
Torno nel pomeriggio.
I'll be back in the afternoon.
Words in this phrase
del
[dehl]
of the
A contraction of the preposition 'di' and the article 'il', similar to 'of the'.
Il titolo del libro è lungo.
The book's title is long.
pomeriggio
[poh-meh-REED-joh]
afternoon
The part of the day after noon until evening.
Il pomeriggio studio.
In the afternoon I study.
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