How to Say ‘At what time does it leave?’ in Italian
A che ora parte?
ah keh OH-rah PAR-teh
[ah keh OH-rah PAR-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: [A che ora] is the fixed way to ask "at what time." Use it with other verbs too: [A che ora apre?] or [A che ora chiude?].
Phrase Breakdown
A
[ah]
at
Preposition used in time expressions here, as in 'at what time'.
A che ora parte? A mezzogiorno o più tardi?
At what time does it leave? At noon or later?
che
[keh]
what
Here che means 'what' in the expression a che ora.
A che ora parte? Che numero di binario è?
At what time does it leave? What platform number is it?
ora
[OH-rah]
hour / time
Ora means 'hour' and in this phrase refers to the time.
A che ora parte? L'ora sul tabellone è cambiata.
At what time does it leave? The time on the board has changed.
parte
[PAR-teh]
leaves / departs
Third-person singular of partire, used for transport departures.
A che ora parte? Parte dal binario quattro.
At what time does it leave? It leaves from platform four.
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