How to Say ‘What mushrooms do you have today?’ in Italian
Che funghi avete oggi?
keh FOON-ghee ah-VEH-teh oj-jee
[keh FOON-ghee ah-VEH-teh oj-jee]
🇮🇹 In Italy: Asking what's available today, rather than naming a mushroom, is how locals shop at a market. Supply changes daily with the weather and the foragers' finds.
Phrase Breakdown
Che funghi
keh FOON-ghee
Which mushrooms
'Che' sounds like 'keh'. In 'funghi', the 'gh' is a hard 'g': FOON-ghee.
Che funghi preferisci?
Which mushrooms do you prefer?
Words in this phrase
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?
funghi
[FOON-ghee]
mushrooms
Plural of 'fungo', mushroom; also means fungi in general.
Mi piacciono i funghi trifolati.
I like sautéed mushrooms.
avete oggi?
ah-VEH-teh oj-jee
do you have today?
'Avete' means 'you (plural) have' and is used when speaking to a shop. Stress the middle syllable: a-VEH-teh OD-jee. Hold the double 'gg' slightly.
Cosa avete oggi?
What do you have today?
Words in this phrase
avete
[ah-VEH-teh]
do you have
Second person plural of “avere,” used politely to ask a business if it has something.
Per informarmi, chiedo: «Avete un parcheggio vicino?».
To get information, I ask: “Do you have parking nearby?”
oggi
[oj-jee]
today
The current day.
Oggi è il mio compleanno.
Today is my birthday.
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