How to Say ‘What coffees do you have?’ in Italian
Che caffè avete?
keh kahf-FEH ah-VEH-teh
[keh kahf-FEH ah-VEH-teh]
💬 Usage Tip: caffè doesn't change in the plural, so un caffè and due caffè "two coffees" look the same. Words ending in an accented vowel work this way, like città "city/cities".
Phrase Breakdown
Che
[keh]
what
Question word used to ask for information or specification.
Che tipo di ruolo cerchi?
What kind of role are you looking for?
caffè
[kahf-FEH]
coffee
"Caffè" means "coffee" and often suggests an informal meeting, very common in Italian professional culture.
Dopo la conferenza, ci incontriamo davanti a un caffè.
After the conference, we’ll meet over a coffee.
avete
[ah-VEH-teh]
do you have
Second person plural of avere; used to ask a shopkeeper or group if they have something available.
Avete porcini freschi oggi?
Do you have fresh porcini today?
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