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How to Say ‘Do you have any questions for me?’ in Italian

Ha domande per me?

ah doh-MAHN-deh pehr meh

[ah doh-MAHN-deh pehr meh]

🇮🇹 In Italy: This usually signals the end of the interview. Having one question ready looks engaged, and asking about next steps is safe.

Phrase Breakdown

Ha domande

ah doh-MAHN-deh

Do you have questions

'Ha' is the formal 'you have'. The 'h' is silent, so it sounds like 'a'.

Example

Ha domande sul contratto?

Do you have questions about the contract?

Words in this phrase

[ah]

you have (formal)

Third person form of 'avere', used for formal 'Lei'.

Example

Ha tempo domani?

Do you have time tomorrow?

domande

[doh-MAHN-deh]

questions

Plural of domanda, a question someone asks.

Example

Ci sono domande?

Are there any questions?

per me?

pehr meh

for me?

'Per me' means 'for me'. Raise your voice at the end for the question.

Example

È un regalo per me?

Is it a gift for me?

Words in this phrase

per

[pehr]

for

A preposition used to explain purpose or reason.

Example

Sono qui per conoscere nuove aziende.

I am here to get to know new companies.

[meh]

The stressed pronoun 'me', used after prepositions like 'per'.

Example

Per me è stato molto utile sentirti parlare del progetto.

For me it was very useful to hear you talk about the project.

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