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How to Say ‘For October 15th’ in Italian

Per il 15 ottobre

pehr eel QUIN-de-chee ot-TOH-breh

[pehr eel QUIN-de-chee ot-TOH-breh]

💬 Usage Tip: With dates, Italian usually uses [il] before the day number: [il 15 ottobre], [il 2 maggio]. Think "the 15th of October," even if English often drops "the."

Phrase Breakdown

Per

[pehr]

For

Used to indicate purpose or a recipient.

Example

La prenotazione è stata fatta per il 15 ottobre.

The reservation was made for October 15th.

il 15

eel QUIN-de-chee

the 15th

Refers to the 15th day of the month.

Example

Il 15 maggio.

The 15th of May.

Words in this phrase

il

[eel]

The

A definite article used for singular masc. nouns.

Example

Il libro è sulla tavola.

The book is on the table.

15

[QUIN-de-chee]

15

The number that comes after 14.

Example

Il 15 ottobre è un giorno speciale.

The 15th of October is a special day.

ottobre

[ot-TOH-breh]

October

The tenth month of the year.

Example

Viaggio inizia il primo ottobre.

The trip starts on the first of October.

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