How to Say ‘We have some’ in Italian
Ne abbiamo
neh ahb-BYAH-moh
[neh ahb-BYAH-moh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Ne] here stands for "of them" or "some," so [Ne abbiamo] means "we have some." You'll hear the same little word with quantities too: [Ne prendo mezzo chilo] = "I'll take half a kilo of them."
Phrase Breakdown
Ne
[neh]
of them / some
A pronoun referring back to something already mentioned, such as mushrooms.
Ne compro spesso al mercato del sabato.
I often buy some at the Saturday market.
abbiamo
[ahb-BYAH-moh]
we have
From avere, used to say that the seller has something available.
Abbiamo finferli freschi questa mattina.
We have fresh chanterelles this morning.
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