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How to Say ‘Do you also have a black one?’ in Italian

Avete anche una nera?

ah-VEH-teh AHN-keh OO-nah NEH-rah

[ah-VEH-teh AHN-keh OO-nah NEH-rah]

💬 Usage Tip: Italian often leaves out the noun when it's obvious: [una nera] means [a black one], with [maglietta] understood. This works with many colors and items in shops.

Phrase Breakdown

Avete anche

ah-VEH-teh AHN-keh

Do you also have

A polite question asking if something additional is available too.

Example

Avete anche la taglia grande?

Do you also have the large size?

Words in this phrase

Avete

[ah-VEH-teh]

do you have

Used to ask shop staff if something is available.

Example

Avete anche una rossa?

Do you also have a red one?

anche

[AHN-keh]

also / too

Shows that the speaker is asking for an additional option.

Example

Cercate anche una taglia media?

Are you also looking for a medium size?

Una nera

OO-nah NEH-rah

A black one

The noun is omitted and understood; nera agrees with a feminine noun such as maglietta.

Example

Cerco una nera.

I'm looking for a black one.

Words in this phrase

una

[OO-nah]

a / one

Feminine singular article for an implied noun like maglietta.

Example

Vorrei una nera se possibile.

I would like a black one if possible.

nera

[NEH-rah]

black

Feminine singular adjective describing the color of the shirt.

Example

La nera è molto elegante.

The black one is very elegant.

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