How to Say ‘March third’ in Italian
Tre marzo
TREH MAR-tso
[TREH MAR-tso]
💬 Usage Tip: When saying dates, Italian normally just puts the number before the month: [tre marzo], [otto agosto]. Unlike English, you usually don't need a special form like 'third' or 'eighth' here.
Phrase Breakdown
Tre
[TREH]
three
Number after two.
Tre persone sono venute alla festa.
Three people came to the party.
marzo
[MAR-tso]
March
The third month of the year.
Le giornate in Marzo sono ancora fredde.
The days in March are still cold.
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