How to Say ‘Would you like to add’ in Italian
Vuoi aggiungere
vwoi ad-jehn-ZHOOR-eh
[vwoi ad-jehn-ZHOOR-eh]
💬 Usage Tip: Italian often uses the present tense for polite offers where English uses would: Vuoi aggiungere...? is literally Do you want to add...? but often means Would you like to add...?. You'll see the same thing in Vuoi un caffè?.
Phrase Breakdown
Vuoi
[vwoi]
Do you want to add
Asking someone if they wish to include something additional.
Vuoi aggiungere latte al tuo caffè?
Do you want to add milk to your coffee?
aggiungere
[ad-jehn-ZHOOR-eh]
To add
To include something along with what you already have.
Vuoi aggiungere zucchero?
Do you want to add sugar?
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