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How to Say ‘Do you have any other questions?’ in German

Haben Sie noch Fragen?

HAH-ben zee nokh FRAH-gen

[HAH-ben zee nokh FRAH-gen]

Phrase Breakdown

Haben Sie

HAH-ben zee

Do you have

A formal question that starts with the verb. 'Haben' sounds like 'HAH-ben'.

Example

Haben Sie Zeit?

Do you have time?

Words in this phrase

Haben

[HAH-ben]

do you have

Polite/plural form of haben used in a question.

Example

Haben Sie Kaffee?

Do you have coffee?

Sie

[zee]

you (formal)

Formal second person singular pronoun.

Example

Können Sie mir bitte folgen?

Can you please follow me?

noch Fragen?

nokh FRAH-gen

any more questions?

Here 'noch' means 'any more'. 'Fragen' sounds like 'FRAH-gen'.

Example

Gibt es noch Fragen?

Are there any more questions?

Words in this phrase

noch

[nokh]

still / another

In café phrases, 'noch' often means 'another' or 'anything more'.

Example

Möchten Sie noch einen Kaffee?

Would you like another coffee?

Fragen

[FRAH-gen]

questions

Plural noun for things you ask to get information.

Example

Auf einem Karriereevent sollte man Fragen stellen.

At a career event, one should ask questions.

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