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How to Say ‘Do you have any?’ in French

Tu en as ?

too ahn ah

[too ahn ah]

💬 Usage Tip: En stands in for something already mentioned, here the brothers and sisters, and sits before the verb. French needs it where English can just drop the object: J'en ai deux "I have two".

Phrase Breakdown

[too]

you (informal singular)

Informal subject pronoun “you”. Used with friends; common when discussing tastes in anime.

Example

Tu aimes les shōnen ?

Do you like shōnen?

[ahn]

some / any (of them)

Pronoun replacing a noun already mentioned, here meaning 'some of them', e.g. brothers or sisters.

Example

Des enfants ? Oui, j'en ai deux.

Children? Yes, I have two (of them).

[ah]

have

From the verb 'avoir'; used to ask if someone possesses something.

Example

Tu as aussi ta carte d'embarquement ?

Do you also have your boarding pass?

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