How to Say ‘Do you also want’ in Italian
Vuoi anche
vwoy AHN-keh
[vwoy AHN-keh]
💬 Usage Tip: Vuoi is 'you want.' Anche means 'also/too.'
🇮🇹 In Italy: Vendors often suggest an extra ingredient that goes well with what you are buying.
Phrase Breakdown
Vuoi
[vwoy]
do you want
From volere; used to ask someone if they would like something.
Vuoi un sacchetto per i funghi?
Do you want a bag for the mushrooms?
anche
[AHN-keh]
also / too
Adds another item or option to what was already mentioned.
Vuoi anche dell'aglio con i funghi?
Do you also want some garlic with the mushrooms?
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