How to Say ‘Under what name?’ in Italian
A che nome?
ah keh NOH-meh
[ah keh NOH-meh]
🇮🇹 In Italy: At restaurants this means the name the booking is under, not literally asking you to choose a name. A natural reply is [A nome di Rossi] or just your surname.
Phrase Breakdown
A che
ah keh
Words in this phrase
A
[ah]
At what
Used to ask about a specific time or name.
A che nome è registrata la tavola?
Under what name is the table registered?
che
[keh]
What
Used to ask about a specific time or name.
A che nome è stata fatta la prenotazione?
Under what name has the reservation been made?
Nome?
NOH-meh
Words in this phrase
nome
[NOH-meh]
Name
A word or set of words by which a person is known.
La prenotazione è a che nome?
Under what name is the reservation?
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