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Italian Phrase

Per quale data vuoi prenotare?

/per ˈkwale ˈda.ta ˈvwɔi pre.noˈta.re/
Meaning"For which date do you want to book?"
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Meaning

This question asks the listener which specific date they would like to make a reservation for, whether it’s a hotel room, a restaurant table, or a travel ticket.

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When to use

Use this sentence when you are handling bookings in a travel agency, hotel front desk, restaurant, or any service that requires a date. It’s informal, so it fits casual conversations with friends or customers you address with 'tu'.

Grammar Breakdown

Perqualedatavuoiprenotare

1

Per (preposition)

Used to indicate purpose or the point in time something is intended for; here it means 'for'.

2

quale (interrogative adjective)

Asks about a specific item; it agrees in gender and number with the noun that follows (data, feminine singular).

3

data (noun)

Feminine singular noun meaning 'date'.

4

vuoi (present indicative of volere)

Second‑person singular of 'volere' (to want); used in informal conversation.

5

prenotare (infinitive)

The infinitive form of the verb meaning 'to book' or 'to reserve'.

🗨In Conversation

A

Per quale data vuoi prenotare?

For which date do you want to book?

Vorrei per il 15 aprile, se è disponibile.

I would like the 15th of April, if it’s available.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Per che data vuoi prenotare?

    While 'che data' is understandable, 'quale data' is the standard interrogative construction for asking about a specific date.

  • Per quale data vuole prenotare?

    Using the formal 'vuole' with a friend sounds overly stiff; match the verb form to the level of familiarity.

Alternatives

  • Che data preferisci per la prenotazione?

    Which date do you prefer for the reservation?

  • Qual è la data che desideri prenotare?

    What is the date you wish to book?

  • Per quando vuoi prenotare?

    When do you want to book?

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Cultural Tip

In Italy, it’s common to confirm both the date and the time of a reservation, and to use a polite tone even in informal settings. If you’re speaking to a stranger or a client, you might switch to the formal 'vuole' (Per quale data vuole prenotare?) to show respect.