How to Say ‘At what time does it arrive?’ in Italian
A che ora arriva?
ah keh OH-rah ahr-REE-vah
[ah keh OH-rah ahr-REE-vah]
💬 Usage Tip: [A che ora] is the usual pattern for asking the time something happens. You can swap the verb: [A che ora finisce?] "What time does it end?"
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
at
Preposition used in time expressions here, as in 'at what time'.
A che ora arriva? A che ora devo essere qui?
At what time does it arrive? At what time should I be here?
che
[keh]
what
Here che means 'what' in the expression a che ora.
A che ora arriva? Che ritardo ha?
At what time does it arrive? What delay does it have?
ora
[OH-rah]
hour / time
Ora means 'hour' and in this phrase refers to the time.
A che ora arriva? L'ora indicata è le nove.
At what time does it arrive? The indicated time is nine o'clock.
arriva
[ahr-REE-vah]
arrives
Third-person singular of arrivare, used for transport arrivals.
A che ora arriva? Arriva in ritardo oggi?
At what time does it arrive? Is it arriving late today?
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