How to Say ‘Do you also have Berliners?’ in Italian
Avete anche i Berliner?
ah-VEH-teh an-keh ee BEHR-lee-ner
[ah-VEH-teh an-keh ee BEHR-lee-ner]
💬 Usage Tip: avete is the plural "you" and here means the shop as a whole. Use it to ask what a place stocks: avete il pane? "do you have bread?"
Phrase Breakdown
Avete anche
ah-VEH-teh an-keh
Do you also have
'Avete' is plural 'you have', used for a shop. 'Anche' sounds like 'AN-ke', with a hard 'ch'.
Avete anche il pane?
Do you also have bread?
Words in this phrase
Avete
[ah-VEH-teh]
you (plural) have
Present tense of 'avere' for 'voi'; used to ask a business or group what they have.
Avete un menù vegetariano?
Do you have a vegetarian menu?
anche
[an-keh]
also
In addition; as well.
Anche lei verrà.
She will come too.
i Berliner?
ee BEHR-lee-ner
Berliners (filled doughnuts)?
Berliners are filled doughnuts popular at Carnival. Italians say 'ber-LEE-ner'. Raise the tone at the end.
Mi piacciono i Berliner.
I like Berliners.
Words in this phrase
i
[ee]
the
Plural masculine definite article used before plural masculine nouns.
Nella frase I responsabili, I introduce il gruppo dei manager.
In the phrase 'I responsabili,' 'I' introduces the group of managers.
Berliner
[BEHR-lee-ner]
Berliner (filled doughnuts)
Round fried doughnuts with a sweet filling, popular in northern Italy at Carnival.
Il Berliner è pieno di crema.
The Berliner is full of custard.
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