How to Say ‘What do you think about nine thirty?’ in Italian
Cosa ne pensi delle nove e mezza?
KO-sa neh PEN-see DEL-leh NOH-veh eh MED-dzah
[KO-sa neh PEN-see DEL-leh NOH-veh eh MED-dzah]
💬 Usage Tip: delle is di + le merged, because times take le: cosa ne pensi delle dieci? "what about ten?"
Phrase Breakdown
Cosa ne pensi
KO-sa neh PEN-see
What do you think
'Pensare di' means to have an opinion about something.
Cosa ne pensi, Marco?
What do you think, Marco?
Words in this phrase
Cosa
[KO-sa]
What
Used to specify something unknown.
Dire cosa vuoi vedere.
Say what you want to watch.
ne
[neh]
about it / for them
Pronoun referring to the thing mentioned, in 'andare matto per'.
Il gelato? Ne vado pazzo.
Ice cream? I'm crazy about it.
pensi
[PEN-see]
you think
'Tu' form of 'pensare', to think.
Cosa pensi del progetto?
What do you think of the project?
delle nove e mezza?
DEL-leh NOH-veh eh MED-dzah
of nine-thirty?
'Delle' is 'di' plus 'le', followed by the time.
Va bene delle nove e mezza?
Does nine-thirty work?
Words in this phrase
delle
[DEL-leh]
of the (feminine plural)
Di + le, used before feminine plural nouns.
Il profumo delle rose.
The scent of the roses.
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.
e
[eh]
and
A conjunction used to connect ideas or qualities.
Nella frase E collaborativa, E aggiunge una seconda qualità positiva dell'azienda.
In the phrase 'E collaborativa,' 'E' adds a second positive quality of the company.
mezza
[MED-dzah]
half
Feminine of 'mezzo'; used for half past the hour.
Sono le due e mezza.
It's half past two.
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