How to Say ‘How many brothers do you have?’ in Italian
Quanti fratelli hai?
KWAHN-tee frah-TEL-lee eye
[KWAHN-tee frah-TEL-lee eye]
💬 Usage Tip: quanti changes to match the noun: quante sorelle for sisters. In practice, fratelli here usually means siblings of either sex.
Phrase Breakdown
Quanti
[KWAHN-tee]
how many
Used to ask about the number of masculine plural things.
Quanti prodotti ci sono? Quanti articoli hai nel carrello?
How many products are there? How many items do you have in the cart?
fratelli
[frah-TEL-lee]
brothers / siblings
The plural of fratello. It can mean brothers, or brothers and sisters together.
I miei fratelli abitano lontano.
My siblings live far away.
hai
[eye]
you have
Second-person singular of 'avere'; used to ask if someone possesses something.
Hai il biglietto e il passaporto?
Do you have the ticket and passport?
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