"We wait from March until May."

Translation: Noi aspettiamo da marzo a maggio.

[lavieenbleuclair]

I used attendere. Is this wrong?

[mgarado]

I did as well. Why is "attendiamo" incorrect?

[Don_Jaime]

Why not "di marzo fino maggio"?

[kturowski]

It needs to be "fino a maggio"

[oechsph]

Why "da" instead of "dal"? I thought dal was masculine. Marzo appears to be a masculine word no?

[FlamingoDingo]

There's no article being used. In the examples so far articles haven't been used with months.

[Chrisdk]

I believe you don't use an article with months.

[GuerraAmanda]

Would "sin maggio" be correct?

[kturowski]

no, "sino a" would be

[bilboburgler]

so not "dopo" then?

[ericalridley]

Not in this case... I believe "dopo" means "afterwards"

[m1c45]

apperently you need a fino when earlier they only had you use fino

[semuc]

The translation should be: "Noi aspettiamo da marzo fino a maggio" because the English sentence said "from March until May" it is not "from March to May"

[AliMargot]

Once again, is the 'noi' mandatory??