marzo
march
In Italian, 'marzo' is the word used for the third month of the year, which corresponds to March in English. This word is a noun and is used in the same context as 'March' in English. For example, 'In marzo piove spesso' translates to 'It often rains in March.'
Example sentences using: marzo
A marzo inizia la primavera.
Spring starts in March.
This sentence demonstrates how to refer to events occurring in a specific month in Italian. The preposition 'a' is commonly used before months to indicate when something happens.
Marzo è il terzo mese dell'anno.
March is the third month of the year.
This sentence shows how to refer to an ordinal number of a month in a year. The ordinal number is placed before the noun 'mese', denoting the position of that particular month.
Sarò in Italia a marzo.
I will be in Italy in March.
This example demonstrates how to talk about future plans regarding a specific month. The preposition 'a' is used before the month, similar to 'in' in English.