How to Say ‘Does Saturday afternoon work for you?’ in Italian
Sabato pomeriggio va bene per te?
SAH-bah-toh poh-meh-REED-joh vah BEH-neh pehr teh
[SAH-bah-toh poh-meh-REED-joh vah BEH-neh pehr teh]
Phrase Breakdown
Sabato pomeriggio
SAH-bah-toh poh-meh-REED-joh
Saturday afternoon
Stress 'SA-ba-to' on the first syllable. In 'po-me-RIG-gio', the 'gio' sounds like 'jo'.
Sabato pomeriggio vado al mare.
Saturday afternoon I'm going to the beach.
Words in this phrase
Sabato
[SAH-bah-toh]
Saturday
The day of the week after Friday.
Sabato vado al mare.
On Saturday I go to the sea.
pomeriggio
[poh-meh-REED-joh]
afternoon
The part of the day after noon until evening.
Il pomeriggio studio.
In the afternoon I study.
va bene per te?
vah BEH-neh pehr teh
does it work for you?
This checks whether a time suits the other person. Let your voice rise at the end.
Alle cinque va bene per te?
Does five o'clock work for you?
Words in this phrase
va
[vah]
okay
Expression of agreement or acceptance.
Va bene, andiamo al cinema.
Okay, let's go to the movies.
bene
[BEH-neh]
well / fine
With 'andare', expresses that something suits someone.
Ti va bene alle otto?
Is eight o'clock fine for you?
per
[pehr]
for
A preposition used to explain purpose or reason.
Sono qui per conoscere nuove aziende.
I am here to get to know new companies.
te
[teh]
you
The stressed form of 'you' used after prepositions like 'con.'
Parlare con te è stato utile, e te indica la persona coinvolta.
Speaking with you was useful, and 'you' indicates the person involved.
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