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Italian vocabulary · Topic 10 of 10

Time, Numbers & Colors in Italian

Numbers, days, and times are what you need to book a table, catch a train, or make plans. Italians often use the 24-hour clock for schedules, and the days of the week and months are not capitalized. Colors are adjectives, so many change their ending to match the noun.

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  1. 1Timenounil tempoclock time: l'ora
  2. 2Todayadverboggi
  3. 3Tomorrowadverbdomani
  4. 4Yesterdayadverbieri
  5. 5Nowadverbadessoalso: ora
  6. 6Daynounil giornowhole day: la giornata
  7. 7Weeknounla settimana
  8. 8Monthnounil mese
  9. 9Yearnounl'anno
  10. 10Hournounl'ora
  11. 11What time is it?phraseChe ore sono?
  12. 12Morningnounla mattina
  13. 13Minutenounil minuto
  14. 14Afternoonnounil pomeriggio
  15. 15Eveningnounla sera
  16. 16Nightnounla notte
  17. 17Noonnounil mezzogiorno
  18. 18Midnightnounla mezzanotte
  19. 19Weekendnounil fine settimanaalso: il weekend
  20. 20Lateradverbpiù tardialso: dopo
  21. 21Earlyadverbpresto
  22. 22Lateadverbtardi"to be late": essere in ritardo
  23. 23Soonadverbprestoalso: tra poco
  24. 24Alwaysadverbsempre
  25. 25Neveradverbmai
  26. 26Sometimesadverba voltealso: qualche volta
  27. 27Mondaynounlunedì
  28. 28Tuesdaynounmartedì
  29. 29Wednesdaynounmercoledì
  30. 30Thursdaynoungiovedì
  31. 31Fridaynounvenerdì
  32. 32Saturdaynounsabato
  33. 33Sundaynoundomenica
  34. 34Zeronumberzero
  35. 35Onenumberuno
  36. 36Twonumberdue
  37. 37Threenumbertre
  38. 38Fournumberquattro
  39. 39Fivenumbercinque
  40. 40Sixnumbersei
  41. 41Sevennumbersette
  42. 42Eightnumberotto
  43. 43Ninenumbernove
  44. 44Tennumberdieci
  45. 45Elevennumberundici
  46. 46Twelvenumberdodici
  47. 47Thirteennumbertredici
  48. 48Fourteennumberquattordici
  49. 49Fifteennumberquindici
  50. 50Sixteennumbersedici
  51. 51Seventeennumberdiciassette
  52. 52Eighteennumberdiciotto
  53. 53Nineteennumberdiciannove
  54. 54Twentynumberventi
  55. 55Thirtynumbertrenta
  56. 56Fortynumberquaranta
  57. 57Fiftynumbercinquanta
  58. 58Sixtynumbersessanta
  59. 59Seventynumbersettanta
  60. 60Eightynumberottanta
  61. 61Ninetynumbernovanta
  62. 62One hundrednumbercento
  63. 63One thousandnumbermille
  64. 64Redadjectiverosso/a
  65. 65Blueadjectiveblulight blue: azzurro/a
  66. 66Greenadjectiveverde
  67. 67Yellowadjectivegiallo/a
  68. 68Blackadjectivenero/a
  69. 69Whiteadjectivebianco/a
  70. 70Orange (color)adjectivearancione
  71. 71Pinkadjectiverosa
  72. 72Purpleadjectiveviola
  73. 73Brownadjectivemarrone
  74. 74Grayadjectivegrigio/a
  75. 75Gold (color)adjectivedorato/athe metal: l'oro
  76. 76Januarynoungennaio
  77. 77Februarynounfebbraio
  78. 78Marchnounmarzo
  79. 79Aprilnounaprile
  80. 80Maynounmaggio
  81. 81Junenoungiugno
  82. 82Julynounluglio
  83. 83Augustnounagosto
  84. 84Septembernounsettembre
  85. 85Octobernounottobre
  86. 86Novembernounnovembre
  87. 87Decembernoundicembre
  88. 88Springnounla primavera
  89. 89Summernounl'estate
  90. 90Autumn (fall)nounl'autunno
  91. 91Winternounl'inverno
  92. 92What day is it today?phraseChe giorno è oggi?
  93. 93What's the date today?phraseQuanti ne abbiamo oggi?also: Che data è oggi?
  94. 94Every dayphraseogni giornoalso: tutti i giorni
  95. 95Next weekphrasela settimana prossima
  96. 96Last weekphrasela settimana scorsa
  97. 97The day after tomorrowphrasedopodomani
  98. 98On timephrasein orarioalso: puntuale
  99. 99How many?phraseQuanti?feminine: Quante?
  100. 100What color is it?phraseDi che colore è?

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Time, Numbers & Colors in Italian: common questions

Are days of the week capitalized in Italian?

No. Days and months are written in lowercase: lunedì, martedì, gennaio. Only capitalize them at the start of a sentence.

How do I ask the time in Italian?

Say Che ore sono? The answer usually starts with sono le: sono le tre (it's three o'clock). For one o'clock, say è l'una.

Do Italian colors change with gender?

Colors ending in -o change: rosso, rossa, rossi, rosse. Colors ending in -e, like verde, only change for plural. A few, like blu and rosa, never change.

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