AM or PM
True/False... In Italian, there is only one way to express AM/PM
What is FALSE
The form of ONE is used when saying It's ONE o'clock
What is UNA
1:20 PM
What is "È l'una e venti del pomeriggio"
1:20 PM
What is "Sono le tredici e venti"
In Italian, the first day of the Italian week
What is "lunedì"
The way to say AM.
What is "di mattina" or "del mattino"
Used to say "IT IS..." when referring to hours after 2 o'clock.
What is "sono le..."
8:40 AM
What is "Sono le nove meno venti di mattina (del mattino)
OR
What is "Sono le otto e quaranta di mattina (del mattino)
8:40 PM
What is "Sono le ventuno meno venti"
OR
What is "Sono le venti e quaranta"
True/False: Italian days are always capitalized.
What is "FALSE"
The way to say PM if it's 2 PM.
What is "del pomeriggio"
Used to say "IT IS..." when referring to 1 o'clock.
What is "È L'UNA"
6:30 PM
What is "Sono le sei e trenta (mezzo/a) di sera.
6:30 PM
What is "Sono le diciotto e trenta (mezzo/a)"
Italian word for "Wednesday"
What is "mercoledì"
The way to say PM if it is 7 PM.
What is "di sera".
Words used to express AT a certain time
What is "A, ALL' or ALLE"
11:15 AM
What is "Sono le undici e quindici (un quarto) di mattina (del mattino)
11:15 AM
What is "Sono le undici e quindici (un quarto)"
Say you do something "ON Thursdays"
What is "IL giovedì"
How would you express AM or PM if it were very late and you're going to bed?
What is "di notte"
This is how you say "noon"
What is "mezzogiorno"
12:00 AM
What is "Sono le dodici del pomeriggio"
OR
What is "È mezzanotte"
12:00 AM
What is "Sono le ventiquattro"
In Italian, the only feminine day of the week
What is "domenica"