Italian sentence
How to say “What time is it?” in Italian
The Italian for “What time is it?”, with audio, grammar notes and the words that go with it.
- Free forever plan
- No card needed
- 77 languages
Updated · by the 4ToSpeak team
Italian · lesson preview
Step 4Vorrei un tavolo per due.
I would like a table for two.
- Order
- Translate
- Listen
- Speak
Say it out loud. Green landed, yellow was close.
Start freeWhat time is it?
Che ora è?
Hear it and say it
Italian
Che ora è?
What time is it?
Tap the speaker, then say it back. Audio uses your device’s own Italian voice and appears when it has one.
Italian words and phrases that go with it
Learn these next. They are among the most common everyday Italian words and sentences.
- The bill, please.Il conto, per favore.
- I need help.Ho bisogno di aiuto.
- Can you help me?Puoi aiutarmi?
- I am hungry.Ho fame.
- I am thirsty.Ho sete.
- I am tired.Sono stanco.
- I live in London.Vivo a Londra.
- I work in an office.Lavoro in un ufficio.
- I am learning a new language.Sto imparando una nuova lingua.
- I love this city.Amo questa città.
- The food is very good.Il cibo è molto buono.
- Do you have water?Hai dell'acqua?
Where this fits
“What time is it?” is one of the everyday sentences in the 4ToSpeak Italian guides. Browse every Italian word and phrase A–Z or work through the common words in order.
How do you say “What time is it?” in Italian?
“What time is it?” in Italian is “Che ora è?”.
What does “Che ora è?” mean in English?
“Che ora è?” is Italian for “What time is it?”.
How do I remember “Che ora è?”?
Say it out loud in a sentence, not on its own. Hear it, say it, then use it in a full Italian sentence. That is how every 4ToSpeak lesson works.
Related guides
Keep learning Italian
Free · no card · 77 languages
Use “Che ora è?” in a sentence
Words stick when you say them in full Italian sentences. Practise it out loud, free.