How do you say "Do you already have experience?" in Italian?

"Do you already have experience?" in Italian is "Hai già esperienza?". This phrase is commonly used in Italy.

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How to Say ‘Do you already have experience?’ in Italian

Q: What does "Hai già esperienza?" mean in English?

"Hai già esperienza?" means "Do you already have experience?" in English. Usage tip: [Già] here means "already," not "yes." It often adds the idea of previous experience or prior exposure, as in [Hai già lavorato qui?] "Have you worked here before?"

Hai già esperienza?

eye jah eh-speh-RYEN-tsah

[eye jah eh-speh-RYEN-tsah]

💬 Usage Tip: [Già] here means "already," not "yes." It often adds the idea of previous experience or prior exposure, as in [Hai già lavorato qui?] "Have you worked here before?"

Phrase Breakdown

Hai

[eye]

do you have / have you

Second person singular of avere, used here to ask someone about their experience.

Example

Hai tempo per parlare dopo la presentazione?

Do you have time to talk after the presentation?

già

[jah]

already

An adverb used to say that something has happened before now.

Example

Hai già parlato con il recruiter dell'azienda?

Have you already spoken with the company recruiter?

esperienza

[eh-speh-RYEN-tsah]

experience

A noun used for practical knowledge or time spent working in a field.

Example

L'esperienza nel settore aiuta molto durante i colloqui.

Experience in the sector helps a lot during interviews.

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