How to Say ‘At what time?’ in Italian
A che ora?
ah keh OH-rah
[ah keh OH-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: [a che ora?] is the standard way to ask "at what time?" You can reuse it with a verb after it: [a che ora parte?] or [a che ora apre?].
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
at
A preposition meaning at or to, used here in asking about time.
A che ora parte il treno?
At what time does the train leave?
che
[keh]
what
An interrogative meaning what; here it combines with ora to ask what time.
A che ora apre il negozio?
What time does the shop open?
ora
[OH-rah]
hour / time
A noun meaning hour or time, used in questions about schedules.
A che ora arriva l'autobus?
What time does the bus arrive?
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