How to Say ‘Does Thursday afternoon work for you?’ in Italian
Giovedì pomeriggio ti va bene?
joh-veh-DEE poh-meh-REED-joh tee vah BEH-neh
[joh-veh-DEE poh-meh-REED-joh tee vah BEH-neh]
Phrase Breakdown
Giovedì pomeriggio
joh-veh-DEE poh-meh-REED-joh
Thursday afternoon
Say 'jo-ve-DÌ po-me-RID-jo'. The stress falls on the final 'ì' of 'giovedì'.
Giovedì pomeriggio lavoro.
I work on Thursday afternoon.
Words in this phrase
Giovedì
[joh-veh-DEE]
Thursday
The day of the week after Wednesday.
Giovedì lavoro fino a tardi.
On Thursday I work late.
pomeriggio
[poh-meh-REED-joh]
afternoon
The part of the day after noon until evening.
Il pomeriggio studio.
In the afternoon I study.
ti va bene?
tee vah BEH-neh
does that work for you?
Use this to ask whether a time suits someone.
Domani ti va bene?
Does tomorrow work for you?
Words in this phrase
ti
[tee]
to you
Indirect object pronoun meaning to you in expressions like interessare.
Ti interessa? questa opportunità?
Does this opportunity interest you?
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?
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